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REJECTED IDEAS
REJECTED IDEAS When thinking about what I wanted my documentary to be about, I had a few ideas before settling on my biker-centric story. The reasons why I didn’t choose them vary, so I will list them here too. IDEA #1 My first idea was to create a crime-based documentary. I didn’t have a clear idea of what I wanted to execute, as I kept blanking on what I wanted the crime to be, the theming, etc. Therefore, I decided to ditch the idea. IDEA #2 My second idea was to create a documentary surrounding the renewables energy industry. This ties in well with some of my other work, and with the current career path I am looking at. However, getting pictures for this may have been a challenge, as I don’t have necessarily easy access to picture locations. REJECTED POSTER I decided to not use this poster, as I felt it did not covey much compared to the other images, that are more dynamic or scenic.
STATEMENT OF INTENT
STATEMENT OF INTENT The plan for my TV documentary is a story about a biker’s rise to fame, showcasing how they achieved this through hard work and setbacks. It will feature the start of their interest, development and eventually current day, acting as a timeline of events to show audiences how they got to this point. For the advertisements, they will feature imagery of mountain biking, as this is the focus of the documentary. The pictures shown will comply with the ASA, for instance, not displaying any offensive, violent, or distressing media to audiences, as these billboards will be seen by all. However, due to the nature of some of the content in the documentary (e.g., biking-related injuries), it will likely be broadcasted later in the evening, but not past the watershed. Although some sensitive content will be covered, it will be appropriately censored for TV broadcasting. This ties to the target audience of the documentary, which are 16 to 25 year olds who have an inter...