T.V drama brief

By the end of this project I must have:
A blog full of thorough, beautifully presented Research and Planning and/or a thorough, detailed Research and Planning Blog
A Textual Analysis essay, analysing an existing television drama programme.
A storyboard for the title sequence for your own, original television drama programme.I may also have:
A filmed and edited DVD of your own original title sequence.

TV drama plan

TITLE: The other side of the street

INFLUENCES:Red Riseing, Britz, The last man standing, This is England

CODES & CONVENTIONS:Based in Yorkshire, Kind on blair wich camera work.
CHARACTERS:
Narinder Singh(Baljit Biring)
Indian man, he opens up a curry shop with his friend (Kulwinder Singh) in yorkshire and experiences racist attacks.

Kulwinder Singh(Anoop Nandra)
Indian man, he opens up a curry shop with his friend (Narinder Singh) in yorkshire and experiences racist attacks.

Jack Sargent(Jack Sargent)
Opens up a fish and chips shop in yorkshire with his friend (Adam brown) and begins to lose money because of indian take away across the road.

Adam Brown(Shaun Ransom)
Opens up a fish and chips shop in yorkshire with his friend (Jack Sargent) and begins to lose money because of indian take away across the road.

Ben Moore (Ben Moore)
English man hired to smash up and burn down indian shop across the road and to beat up the owners of the shop if they are there.

TV drama brief

By the end of this project I must have:A blog full of thorough, beautifully presented Research and Planning and/or a thorough, detailed Research and Planning BlogA Textual Analysis essay, analysing an existing television drama programme.A storyboard for the title sequence for your own, original television drama programme.I may also have:A filmed and edited DVD of your own original title sequence.

Texual Analysis moving objects

Different things that can be represented in television drama;- gender (masculinity/femininity)- race (white, asain, black)- religion- age- sexuality- appearance eg. blonde, tall, fat.- disability- class- wealth- regionality- ethnicityWays in which teenagers/young people are represented in the media - - hormonal- emo/depression- 'hoodies'- teenage pregnancy- american teenagers - bitchy- promiscuous- 'broken britain'- violent - 'happy slapping'- stupid, hormones, alcohol, pregnancy- moody - 'am i bovvered'- alcohol - binge drinking

Texual Analysis

Textual analysis is the process of breaking down a text into its various elements and studying them to analyse how meaning is created. When analysing moving image media (such as film or television) we must examine the following areas:- camera work (shots, angles, movements)- editing (how shots have been put together)- sound (both digetic and non-digetic)- special effects (if there are any)- mise-en-scene (costume, make-up, facial expression, props, setting, performance)