The document outlines a proposed 8-minute documentary about the rise in crime in Redbridge. It will include interviews with two crime victims, residents, and a former police officer. The goals are to inform residents about crime statistics, encourage reporting crimes, and help residents feel safer. The documentary will be completed by May 2018 and marketed through social media over 4 months, with a target audience of 15-19 year olds and their parents aged 30 and up. It has a budget of £115.50.

1. Vibe Reports
THE REDBRIDGE RISE IN CRIME
Lauren Rosenfeld, Millie West, Ben Karrass, Ben Goldstone & Nikon Ahamed

3. Synopsis
● Introduction with both of our hosts -
Gender specialised
● 2 victims of crimes will be interviewed
● Interviewing residents of Redbridge on
high streets and other local places
● One to one interview with a ex policeman
● Interviewing a professional statistic analyst

4. Proposed Duration
● Eight Minutes
● Short Documentary - Engaging for 15-19
● Audience short attention span

5. Completion Deadline
● Distribution date - 1st
September 2018
● Completion date -
April/ May 2018

6. Marketing
● 4 months
marketing - Social
media accounts
(Facebook,Twitter
, Instagram and
Snapchat) posters
and teaser clips -
Questionnaire

7. Genre
● Mixed - dramatization, interview and participatory
elements
● Show crimes occurring
● Connects to a wider audience
● Unique and engaging - distressing scenes

8. Target Audience
● Both genders
● Aged 15-19
● We will be releasing our documentary online so
that it is easily accessible for them to view
(Youtube)
● Our secondary audience will be parents of the
teenagers aged 30 upwards.

10. Background
● Brief by by Redbridge Council to create an 8-10
minute documentary.
- Chosen subject - The increase of crime.
● 47.1% of questionnaire participants, did not feel
safe in Redbridge.
- Positive feedback from our questionnaire.
● Help residents feel safer, reinforce boundaries,
tackle crime, lower frequency and statistics.

11. Background
● Inform and make citizens of Redbridge aware of
crime statistics.
● Positive feedback
● The Message; if you see a crime, report it. There are
always consequences to our actions.
● New and fresh idea
● Success on previous productions
● 11th out of 32 Boroughs in London

12. Research
● Copyright, Designs and Patents Act
(1988) and the BBFC age ratings.
● Locations include houses, Barkingside
high street and an alleyway.
● Camerawork inspiration from BBC
Panorama - Hate on the street and
Vice- The Rise in Acid Attacks.

13. Style
● Uneasy and apprehensive atmosphere
● CCTV footage
● Gloomy reconstructions (black and white)
● Audience uncomfortable - lasting impression

14. Budget
● Budget effective with a balance between
quality and price
● We’ve made sure that equipment and
workers are suitable for the job
● The sub total budget is £105.00
● The budget came to a grand total of
‘£115.50’

15. Any Questions?