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BBC Two provides more intellectually stimulating programming than BBC One, focusing on art, drama, comedy and documentaries. It aims to appeal to audiences not served by other mainstream channels through diverse and unique content. Key to its identity are ambitious factual programs and passionate presenters sharing their knowledge to educate and interest viewers, particularly those aged 35-54. Our documentary fits this remit by allowing our presenter to creatively communicate something of local interest he is passionate about.
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- The channel is regulated by Ofcom and represented online through BBC iPlayer. Plans are in place for it to become an online-only channel in 2015.
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- 2. Background of BBC TWO • BBC TWO covers a wide range of subject matter, but tending towards more 'highbrow' programmes than the more mainstream and popular BBC One. Like the BBC's other domestic TV and radio channels, it is funded by the television license, and is therefore commercial-free. • BBC Two's remit historically was one screening programmes targeting art, drama and some comedy, and appealing to audiences not already served by BBC1 or ITV. • It gives viewers a different viewing so that they can watch something different to other mainstream programmes e.g. Soap operas and popular drama series appear on BBC1 or ITV. BBC TWO provides a different viewing and a larger range of variety. • Another founding part of BBC Two was to provide educational and community programming on the BBC, as part of its public service remit. • Launched on the 20 April 1964 based in London
- 3. Ethos and Purpose • Popular Factual, Specialist Factual and Documentaries • The ability to launch ambitious factual programmes – the lifeblood of the channel's identity – at the core of the peak-time schedule is the most important task. • BBC TWO is the natural home for lively presenters with something to say and a passion to communicate what they know. • What makes BBC TWO truly unique is not just the quality of its creative ambition but also providing the wide and eclectic mix of what viewers find interesting. • BBC TWO is a broad-based mainstream channel that naturally skews to an older audience. However our key focus is to appeal to a heartland of viewers aged 35-54 and to reach out to a more culturally diverse audience.
- 4. Our Documentary • We feel that our documentary fits into this category of television shows. It gives our presenter the chance to communicate with the audience about something that really interests him in his local area. We feel that our documentary is individual and gives us a chance to be creative with what we want to film.
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