The Making of our Newspaper Advert

Radio Adverts

Weather Documentary
Sound Effects - different weathers - related to what he was saying
John Kettley - BBC weatherman
Femal voiceover at the end - scheduling "coming soon", channel
Humour in the script
Sound level changed as weather got worse.

Last Chance To See
Sound effects relate to what he's saying
Music bed
Female voiceover at the end - Stephen Fry & music stop - title & scheduling
Stephen Fry talks about the subjects in the series
- like he's telling a story - calm delivery
Construction of it draws the audience in

Special Needs Pets
Music bed throughout - silly, quirky
Female voiceover throughout - intercut with extracts
Shows you some extracts - owners of the pets
Female voiceover at the end - music carries on, scheduling, channel
Poses questions for the audience - intrigues the audience

Codes and Conventions of a Print Advert and Radio Trailer

Print Advert
-A4 landscape
-Versatile
-Can fit into different sizes
-One main image
-Striking
-Sums up the programme
-Text
- Slogan
- Title
-Scheduling
-TV company logo

Radio Trailer
-Voiceover intercut throughout
-Trailer should intrigue an audience
-Make them want to find out more
-Scheduling info at the end always goes title, day, time, channel
-Music bed where appropriate
-30 – 40 seconds long
-Slogan
-Extracts from the programme

Screen shots of Documentary

Voiceover

5 minute Documentary
Opening Voiceover
In Britain on average a person eats 4.2 sandwiches a week. Sandwiches have been getting a bad press lately with the popularity of fast food sandwiches growing, such as Subway and the McDonalds deli menu. The sandwich industry itself is fast growing now employing over 300,000 people but is it the perfect lunch or is it responsible for the deteriorating health of the nation?

Before nurse
Although the sandwich strives to be a healthier alternative, do we really know what goes in to our favourite products and what are the healthy benefits we get from them?

Before dinner lady
Jamie Oliver has took up the cause of improving the nations school dinners, but with all this media attention are they really as healthy as they are made out to be?

Before food tech teacher
Results show that when it comes to food children would rather have the unhealthy option because it’s easier and supposedly tastier. However schools are the fore front of trying to educate children that healthy doesn’t mean boring and tasteless.

Radio Trailer
Vox pops

The sandwich is a firm favourite of the british diet weather it be a bacon and egg sandwich, chicken salad or even peanut and crisps are love for sandwiches is as great as ever but is the sandwich the cause of the nations health problems or is it the best thing since sliced bread?

Answers to do you think sandwiches are a healthy option
sandwich shop owner
food tech teacher

Do we actually know what we are eating

nurse answers to do you think sandwiches are a healthy option

the perfect lunch
wednesday
half 8
on channel 4

(extracts from programme)
(Voiceover)

Filming

Interview - Food Technology Teacher

Healthy eating and school dinners were brought into our documentary through the other interviews, so we decided to do an interview with a food teacher.
These were the question we asked her:-

1. Why do you think young people are choosing to make sandwiches instead of cooking a meal?

2. Do you think that sandwiches are a healthier option for lunch and why?

3. What are people's cooking skills like when they come to this school?

4. Tell me about the sandwich project you teach n year 7.

5. Why do you teach it?

6.Whats your percect lunch and why?

7. Do you think pupils should be taught healthy cooking from an earlier age and why?

8. Whats your favourite sandwich?

This interview was successfull, although we had to stop and start this interview a couple of times as we were in a classroom and pupils and other teachers would be talking or walking around. Overall, the teacher gave very detailed answers and we will be able to use most of the questions in our final documentary