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This documentary airing on Channel 4 next Monday explores British public opinions on whether Britain should accept more refugees. Filmmakers Sam, Elania, and Myles visited Solihull and a local sixth form to interview people from various backgrounds and compile their views into clear statistics. The documentary aims to educate viewers on the refugee crisis by sharing footage of political leaders and refugees, as well as perspectives from those both in support of and against accepting more refugees into Britain.
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This document provides information about an upcoming Channel 4 documentary exploring British public views on accepting more refugees. The documentary will feature interviews with the prime minister, political experts, and refugees. It was filmed in Solihull and local sixth forms to gather a range of opinions from people of all backgrounds on the refugee crisis. The filmmakers faced difficulties getting some members of the public to share their views. They hope the documentary will help solve issues and raise awareness of the problems refugees face daily.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a documentary with two ancillary texts: a TV listing double page spread and a radio advert.
The 5-minute documentary explores media pressure on teenagers' appearance. It features a presenter, interviews, and experts to argue both positive and negative media impacts.
The double page spread advertises the documentary in a magazine. It uses screenshots and images from the documentary to engage readers and link it to the documentary.
The radio advert summarizes the documentary's topic and argument to promote it, using clips and stats from the documentary. It tells viewers when to watch on TV.
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Three people were asked who they would like to look like as a celebrity, and all three responded "Beyoncé." The presenter then stated statistics showing that 74% of girls feel pressure to please others, 98% would like to change their appearance, and 90% suffer from eating disorders due to this pressure from media images. The documentary will air on ITV1 on December 9th at 8pm to explore people's real feelings about body image and shine light on this controversial issue affecting many.
Radio trails analysis 1
The Snickers commercial targets heterosexual males but also appeals to people aged 5 to 95. While attempting to reach their target audience, the commercial reinforces some gender, racial, and sexual orientation stereotypes. It uses humor and gets louder at the end to emphasize that eating Snickers can calm hunger-induced irritability. The funny nature of the commercial helps it spread virally through word-of-mouth, aiding Snickers sales.
Voice over script for documntary
This voice over script summarizes the results of a public opinion poll conducted in Solihull, UK about whether Britain should accept more refugees. 30 members of the public were asked, with 40% of over-50s saying Britain was overcrowded already, 70% of 30-40 year olds believing Britain should accept more as it's the least that could be done, and 80% of under-30s feeling there is a moral obligation to accept more refugees. The script then transitions to discussing speaking to an expert on moral obligations around refugees and plans to contact immigration officials for their perspective.
Mediation and gatekeeping
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