Our documentary will be broadcast on popular radio stations Capital FM and Real Radio during morning rush hour from 6-10am. This time period was chosen because the documentary's theme is breakfast and more listeners will be exposed during rush hour as parents drop kids off at school. The documentary will not air on BBC Radio 1 since that is a rival broadcaster to Channel 4, which will air the documentary on television at 8pm on February 14th.

2.  Our documentary will be broadcast on radio
stations such as Capital FM and Real Radio.
These were chosen as they are popular radio
stations with listeners that suit our age range.
Although we chose not to use radio stations
such as Radio 1, as this is owned by the BBC
(Which is a rival broadcasting station to
Channel 4 - which is the channel our
documentary will be broadcast onto), and so
it would not be suitable to advertise on.

3. We will broadcast our advert during the morning rush hour (6:00-10:00), as it relates
to the theme of breakfast, and also, because it is ‘rush hour’, there will be a variety of
many listeners.Our target audience would also varied from parents to children and
to senior citizens. For example, a parent could be dropping off their kids to
schools, therefore the parent and the children would be exposed to our
documentary.

4. Broadcast Channel

5. “Breakfast.One of the stapes of Britain, but what makes it so special?
*2Vox pops of people saying their favourite type of breakfast*
“We’re on a quest to find out why people love breakfast and why it’s so important for
our diet.”
*2Vox pops of people saying their favourite type of breakfast*
“The wonders of breakfast. Set the alarm. Friday 14th February 8pm only on 4…Rise
and shine”