This document outlines a proposed 3-4 minute documentary about Charlie Burridge, a female racing driver. The documentary will profile her career and experiences as a woman in the male-dominated world of motorsports. It will include footage of her racing as well as interviews discussing her background and future goals. The intended audience is teenagers and older who are interested in motorsports like Formula 1 or those who watch documentary profiles. The documentary will have a modern visual style with sharp camerawork, close-ups, and color/saturation changes in editing. Sound will include engine noises and fast-paced music. Scenes will be filmed at racing circuits and in a studio. The team will share camerawork, editing, and ancillary tasks

1. Production By: Tom Kendall Sophie Smurthwaite Charlotte Burridge

2. Title: A mans world no longer. Genre: Personal Profile Documentary Intended Length: 3-4 mins

3. The Intended Audience: The intended audience will be for teenagers onwards. However at first glance it would appear that it is intended for males as its about motor-sport. However the adverts will give hints that it’s a female racing driver therefore this will attract females to watch it. The people who watch F1 and British Touring cars will be the target audience and people who often watch real life documentaries on peoples personal profile will also be the target audience to.

4. Visual Style: The visual style will have a very modern feel to it, making it seem very fast moving in the relation to the motor-sport aspect. There will be sharp camera work, lots of closes ups of the driver herself and of her equipment. We want her too look very relaxed in the film as well. In the editing process we will use lots of modern techniques such as fades and changing the colour saturation throughout the documentary.

5. Sound Style: The sound style that we will use are the sounds of engines revving . And the also a fast pace song for clips of racing are being shown.

6. Mise en scene: The scenes that will take place will take place at a racing circuit and in a studio with a black background. The outfit will be race suits and race clothes and team wear. How ever even being in a racing suit she will look very feminine and have make up on and her hair done as well as showing her in her race suit we will also have her in casual clothes to, when she is talking about her life outside of racing. Lighting will be bright and positive looking aiming for that modern look.

8. Ancillary task: For our ancillary task we will be completing a double page spread talking about the documentary and why it has been produced and also and how she hopes this will help her to promote her career and help her gain sponsorship in the future to progress. The secondary ancillary task will be a newspaper advertisement of the documentary showing times and details of when this can be viewed.

9. Team Roles: We will all play and equal part in the camera work and editing work and the ancillary tasks, however Charlie will be in the documentary as she is the one who races therefore we have decided that she should be the person to be the key person in the shots. The work load will be shared out fairly between us all.

10. Conclusion: The USP of this documentary is that it is not a normal racing driver as it is a female and they are in the minority in the motor-sport world and we have not found a documentary like this produced before, however we are aware that BBC have approached Charlie for this to be done in the future therefore we believe that it is a realistic documentary to focus on. This will show off out skills as we are going to use a wide range of camera skills and editing techniques.