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Label A (Research)

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  Analysis of The Rescue: The Rescue is a national geographic documentary film. The advert uses a dramatic, high impact documentary style, similar to a thriller film poster. This showcases heroism, danger and teamwork, making the real-life rescue feel cinematic and intense. The font for the title ‘THE RESCUE’ is in bold, which feels strong, serious and modern. Any supporting text font is quite minimal. Reinforcing that realism and professionalism. The layout is vertically structured, drawing the eye from the cave ceiling at the top, down to the title at the bottom. The people needing rescued are positioned on a ledge, while a diver is shown below, creating a visual hierarchy. The National Geographic logo, as well as the Documentary Films logo, are placed near the title to reinforce brand identity. The colour scheme is dominated by blues (dark), black and shades of grey, suggesting danger, possible hint of mystery and depth. Blue water contrasts with the black cave, symbolising ...

Label B (Planning)

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  IDEA FOR TV DOCUMENTARY For my Documentary, I decided to keep it familiar with myself, by exploring the youth of Great Yarmouth and what's life like for them. Commonly, in Great Yarmouth, many young teenagers/adults are involved with crime and the 'Gangster Life', but in this documentary, not only will we be exploring the types of crimes these people commit, but also how are they influenced and lead to having the life's they are living today. The main target audience will be those around the age of 16-25, as these are the group of people who mainly enjoy watching crime documentaries. The posters will give an idea of what the 'Yarcomen' will look like, and how their youth contrasts with the intimidating aura. However, in other posters, some 'Yarcomen' will be reflecting their life choices by looking over, seeing the view. The tagline 'Hard Times Lead To Good Things' emphasises the struggles these people go through, but still have hope in the fut...

Label C (Statement of Intent)

  STATEMENT OF INTENT:   For my posters, I will make sure they conform to the rules of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). For example, every detail in the posters will have an honest and truthful meaning to the story I’m trying to tell. There won’t be any content that will upset anyone or spread negativity in the public, to prevent anti-social behaviour for young people. This is due to the public being able to see the posters on billboards, maybe on buses as well, meaning children can view these images, along side the main target audience. The documentary will be aired after 9 PM, as it may contain violent content, considering it is based around young roadmen in Yarmouth, and won’t be suitable for young children to watch. As the TV documentary focuses on the roadmen of Yarmouth, some negative aspects can come out from it. To prevent this from happening, I’ve decided to create a sense of positivity in some of the posters to shine a light on those who aren’t all ba...

Label D (Finished Products)

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