The document outlines various potential documentary topic ideas that a group brainstormed. It discusses how the group reviewed the ideas and selected their top three choices: 1) "Love Over Time", 2) "Life of Lewis Moody", and 3) "Young Drivers". Although "Love Over Time" was engaging, the group wanted a greater challenge. They decided against "Life of Lewis Moody" because it had a small audience. Ultimately, the group chose "Young Drivers" because while not unique, it was something many could relate to and would be challenging to produce by interviewing police and people affected by reckless driving accidents.

1. Documentary Ideas

2. As individuals we thought up as many ideas as possible for a Documentary topic, ones we thought were realistic and
achievable. We then went into groups and brainstormed our ideas together and decided on the most suitable one to
work on as a team
1) Bullying (social network sites, consequences of bullying)
2) Underage Drinking
3) Love Over Time
4) College students going on holiday
5) Life ending in 2012
6) Clicks/social groups in school
7) Day in the life of a six form student
t 8) Olympics (aspired generations)
9) Binge Drinking (film clubs at the beginning of the night and at the end)
10) M.I.T Apprentices
11) Life of Lewis Moody
12) Shoplifting
13)Young drivers( the risks they cause to others and the consequences they can cause from reckless driving)

3. As a group we overviewed all the ideas above and
choose our three favorite ideas that we could potentially
expand for our Documentary. These three top choices
were the following:
Choice Number one:
1) Love over Time
We chose this particular topic as one of our favorite three
because we thought it would be engaging to all ages and
be achievable, as the people involved within the
Documentary could be family and friends whom are easily
reachable. However, we chose not to go with this idea as
we wanted more of a challenge.

4. Choice Number two:
2) Life of Lewis Moody
We chose this idea as one of our top three because we
have close connections to Lewis Moody and thought
interviewing a celebrity would differ from others. However,
in the end we went against this idea because there is only
a small audience for it and we would like to take on
something that would be more versatile and touching.

5. Choice Number Three
Chosen Idea
3) Young Drivers
Although this is not a particularly unique idea, we thought
that it was something many people could relate to and it
would be a challenge for us as students to undergo the
task of interviewing Police officers and potentially people
who have close connections to a car crash and the
consequences from it, it will be an emotional journey but
we hope to warn young drivers the dangers of reckless
driving and the damage it can cause, to not only yourself
but also the rest of society. So therefore this is the reason
we went with this idea.