Planet Earth II is a 2016 British nature documentary series and sequel to Planet Earth, which aired in 2006. It is presented and narrated by Sir David Attenborough and took 3 years to film its six episodes.

1. Assignment3A
Factional: plant earth 2
Planet earth is a 2016 British
nature documentary series.
It is a sequel to planet earth
which was broadcasted in 2006.
It is presented and narrated by
sir David Attenborough.
It took 3 years of filming to
make just 6 episodes.
Cast: David Attenborough
David Attenborough is a very well-known personality by his documentaries. A
lot of people love his voice and find it really relaxing and fits perfectly with his
shows. Hedraws peoplein to watching his shows and knows thathe’s popular
so it’s worth the time and money. Planet Earth is to educate, entertain and
inform people about animals around the world. They do this really well as is
such a popular programwith some spectacular camera angles that gives you a
really good view of all the animals in their naturalenvironment. Planet earth
has some sortof structurebut not a massiveone, there has only been 6
episodes recently and the reason for this is because it takes so many years to
plan and decide where there going to go and film, the episodes don’t really
follow but they all have different things they focus on, such as grasslands,
desert and cities, these are justa few examples of whatis on planet earth.
There are no adverts whilstwatching planet earth on BBC 1 so people get more
into it, it leaves people feeling excited to find out what’s going on next week
but there not linked together it’s justa complete different episode but there all
so interesting. You can access this on your mobile/tablets and that’s really
handy as a lot of people would watch it either live or on iPlayer. The target
audience for this program I would say is any age, the reason for this is because
it bring entertainment and not justthat but education as well so everyone
enjoys it. Having David Attenborough narrating over makes the program so
much better.

2. Fictional: Hollyoaks
The soap is set in the fictional
borough of Hollyoaks in Chester
and was first broadcast on October
23, 1995.
It started with just seven characters
and now has almost 50.
On its birthday it will have aired
4,240 episodes.
Hollyoaks is a really popular T.V soap, it’s played on channel 4 every week day.
Itis very well promoted on social media and on the T.V itself, there is a lot of
ways they promote it by giving you teasers on what’s coming up or clips of the
days episode to make people want to watch it. All the cast are basically
celebrities so members of the public get attracted to them really easy. Every
episode is different but all links together in a certain way, there is always a
story or maybe more than one at a time but always onemain one. This means
that hollyoaks has a open structure. They way this is shown is by cliff hangers
at the end of each episode so people wantto watch it the next day. Hollyoaks
also does something whereafter the episodefinishes they show a little clip as
a teaser, this makes people very excited on what going to happen next.
Hollyoaks doesn’treally havea mode of address as it doesn’treally focus on
the viewer that much all it does it tells the viewer a story and keeps leaving
them on a cliff hanger so they go and watch it the next day. The position
structureis always differentdepending on the situation and storyline, they use
so many different camera angles to make it more believable for the viewer.
It’s really important that wecan view this soap on a mobile device or any other
handheld device the reason for this is becausemillions of people usetheir
phones and to be able to watch stuff on there is so much easier, is quicker for
someone to watch it on ‘all 4’ which is channel 4’s iPlayer. The target audience
I would say is for anyone that’s interested in soaps and anyonethat loves a
drama, a little 5 year old kid wouldn’tbe interested but a 20 year old woman
will be. The idea of this soap is to make people enjoy there evenings by
watching something that looks real but its not.

3. Promotional:anti-
smokingadvert
PublishedonDec29,
2014
Thisadvertbringsto life
the damage smokingdoes
to yourbody.
Whenyou smoke, toxins
attack everypartof you,
causingyouto slowlyrot
inside.If youcouldsee
the rot, you’dstop.
This advertit to stop people from smoking, it’s a very disturbing advertand a
lot of people would cringe when watching it, that really is the reason why they
have made it as smoking is extremely bad for you. The use of persuasive
devices is used in adverts so it makes people think, this is what adverts do,
they want people to be attracted to them so they can go and find out more on
whatever they have seen. With adverts you expected to see stuff that will
make you think, so they use graphic images as well such as with this ad there
using flesh as the tobacco so it shows you whatit does to you. I feel like this
advertwould of made a lot of people quit as it’s such a disturbing ad but
makes you think. Someadverts use celebrities as that will make the audience
more interested as people love celebrities. This helps promote the advert a lot.
The mode of address I would say is direct as the firstthing you hear from the
narrator is ‘when you smokeall the toxins attack your insides’ this makes you
feel like there speaking to you individually witch to be honest is what they’re
doing to make the point go across and tell you the dangers of smoking. The
camera angles are different throughoutthe ad, there is closeups, mid views
but more close ups than anything and this is becausethere focusing on the
tobacco packet witch is full of flesh. The target audience Is for anyone that
smokes so any age, all the NHS are doing is trying to prevent diseases such as
cancer. The way they usethe woman’s voiceto explain what happens is quite
moving and made myself speechless, it’s a very disturbing advertbut that’s the
idea. This advertI would say is very affective and what they have done is really
good as it makes you think.