The documentary aims to challenge the view that teenagers are mainly responsible for road deaths by exploring the unsafe nature of teenage driving due to distractions, alcohol, and drugs. It will investigate whether more can be done to improve teenage driving safety and reduce deaths. Through interviews with medical professionals and victims, and statistics on accidents, the documentary intends to prove the legal driving age should be raised.

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5. Profile Of Target Audience And Appeal Of Your Idea Defining Your Target Audience Age: 16 – 24 The majority of people are learning how to drive Gender 50/50 – Male/Female - Both genders are eligible to drive.. Location – Britain – My documentary will be based here so it will appeal to those who presently live here. Interests – Going Out/ Cars – People who go out often with friends who can drive Ambitions – People who plan to drive or own a car in the future my want to think twice about driving

6. Employment Status/Education- I will be aiming at those who are in college, university and work (early stage) Disposable Income- My audience’s spending power should range from £20-£300. Ethnicity - My audience would be made of different ethnicities e.g. Black, White and Asian Opinions – Teenage Driving is Dangerous and the age could be higher Social Economic- E-C 2

7. Explanations or Research and Key Findings Focus Group- The things that my audience will like to see in a documentary based on Teenage Driving. I collected more qualitative information than quantitative from my focus group. Finding: Music Presenter Voice Over Interviews Other Relevant Features Questionnaire - To find out what types of features will attract my audience to watch my documentary. Facts and Figures - Latest statistics on road deaths to Government plans to decrease the amount of road deaths . Textual Analysis – Analysing the content of documentaries which were similar to my idea.