Label B (Planning)

 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 future.

 DRAFT OF POSTERS

In this draft poster, you can see blood and weapons were originally going to be included but this however has been changed due to when advertising, the posters will be viewed by everyone in the public, so we made it more pg for the kids.

In this poster, you can see this is where the 'Yarcomen' will be reflecting their choices in life and hopefully, will go down a better path.

DISCARDED POSTERS


This was discarded as this is the only portrait image out of all the posters, so I thought to make them all landscape to keep it matching each other.

ORIGINAL IMAGES



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