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The document proposes four potential documentary topics: 1) "Living with Knife Crime in the UK" which would illustrate the effects of knife crime on victims and families in order to discourage weapon use. 2) "Smoking Kills" which would show the harsh realities and long-term health impacts of smoking through one man's story to motivate quitting. 3) A documentary on "Brexit" to explain the economic impacts and illustrate negative attitudes towards immigrants that influenced the vote. 4) "Islam in the Media" which would examine how negative media portrayals of Islam may contribute to increasing hate crimes towards Muslims.
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accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
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help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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- 1. Initial Idea 1 Knife Crime
- 2. Content/Purpose The documentary would be called ‘living around knife crime in the UK’ the purpose of this documentary would be to emphasise the effects of knife crime in the UK.The video would illustrate that knife crime does not affect just the victim, but it also affects the victims family. There is an increase in knife crime in the UK therefore letting people know and understand the reality of knife crime could make people drop their weapons. Also, in this documentary I would like to emphasise the fact that killing someone doesn’t mean they win and the victim loses.
- 3. Target Audience/ Mode of address The target audience would be young teenagers between the ages of 14+. I chose young people because they are often unaware of knife crime. Also, were living in a society where holding a knife or weapon makes us look ‘cool’.Therefore teenagers would want to look cool so they would end up holding a weapon just to fit in society. The secondary target audience would parents as they would understand the affects of knife crime then they would find ways to avoid there child to be affected by knife crime. The video would also, consist of a presenter participate who will be presenting the documentary. He/she will meet with a family who had lost a loved one through knife crime. Also, the video will consists of statistics and and an interview of a person from a knife crime charity.
- 5. Primary Research From my observation I have found that there has been an increase in knife crime. It has become a fashion in the UK of people carrying knives.Therefore making a documentary on knife crime is important
- 7. Initial Idea 2 Smoking Kills
- 8. Content/Purpose The purpose of this documentary would be to stop people from smoking as smoking causes thousands of deaths in the UK. Perhaps making this documentary would enable people to see the harsh reality of smoking as well as the long term effects of smoking. This documentary will cover a mans life on smoking and how it affected his health, the video will also, consist of the mans family talking about his addiction and how they try to stop him.This would enable the audience to feel sympathy for man. And perhaps this would enable them to find ways in which they can stop smoking.
- 9. Target Audience/ Mode of address
- 11. Primary Research From my observation have seen that many young people smoke which influences other young people to smoke around them. Perhaps theses young people do not know the after effect of smoking
- 14. Content/Purpose The purpose of making a documentary would be to illustrate how much people dislike immigrants as well as to show people to know and understand the effects of Brexit.This could be shown through as soon as the results of Brexit came through the Pound currency rate went down dramatically. This suggests that leaving the EU will have a major affect in the economy.
- 15. Target audience
- 17. Primary Research From my observation I found that young people were confused about BREXIT.Therefore making a documentary on BREXIT would be use full
- 19. Initial Idea 4 Islam in the media
- 20. Content/Purpose The documentary will be called ‘Islam in the Media’
- 21. Target Audience/Mode of address
- 22. Style/conventions Here is an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =2tB7EJYE9is
- 23. Primary Research I have observed that the media constantly portrays negative things about Islam as well as I have observed an increase in hate crime towards Muslims.This perhaps suggests that the negative things the media portrays could be the cause of hate crimes towards Muslims