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This document outlines the target audiences for a documentary, including local members of parliament to raise issues in parliament, general people interested in factual documentaries to inform them of uncovered issues, non-EU residents applying for UK asylum for similar reasons who could receive legal advice from the documentary, young adults aged 16-25 who may find real-life events interesting, and university students who could use the documentary for coursework.
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My target audience
- 1. My Target audience Local MP’s - So they can raise this issue in the parliament. General people who are interested in watching factual documentaries- this would inform them about issues that haven’t been bought up clearly before. Non EU residents who are applying for asylum in the UK for similar reasons (civil relationship)- It informs them of what they can do as my documentary gives legal advise is well. Young adults from the age of 16- they would be more interested as my documentary includes real life events. University students- Could use my documentary for their coursework.