Factual Programme production booklet

Name: Hannah OConnor Title of Production:

Section one: Genre (Plea e tick !our cho en genre" Genre Ne# $ocumentar!

Section T#o: $e%elopment of idea

Programme concept Target audience $e%elopment techni&ue Eg; Creation of narrative, scenario, synopsis, research process, interview questions

a' (hat i the concept of !our programme) Outline of production and is it set to Inform, educate, entertain, persuade or stir emotion For our documentar! our concept i to inform*educate and to tir emotion' +n the documentar! #e #ant to include information about #h! the dog are left #ithout a home and #h! certain dog are put in to a re cue home in the fir t place' (e #ill al o be inter%ie#ing people that #ork at the re cue center to ee #hat the! think about the re cue dog and al o omeone #ho ha adopted a dog, #h! the! cho e to adopt a dog in tead of going to a breeder and ho# the! ha%e coped #ith the dog o%er the !ear '

b' (ho i !our target audience and #h!) Our target audience i an!one #ho like *lo%e dog , familie and middle aged #oman' (e ha%e cho en to focu on thi t!pe of target audience a mo t people that ha%e pet are u uall! familie '

c' Sho# de%elopment of idea (plea e u e e-tra page for thi if re&uired . ee o%er"

Research: /i t of #eb page and screen prints !ou ha%e looked at, name of tho e poken to and li t of book read' (0-tra page #ill be re&uired here"

Develop ideas

Primar! ource 1 0g1 contact , inter%ie# Secondar! ource 1 0g1 broadca t , re%ie# , internet, archi%e 1 checking information

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/i t of +nter%ie# &ue tion for each inter%ie#ee (u e e-tra heet if re&uired" Name: $og @e cue (h! being inter%ie#ed: (en are going to >infield $og @e cue becau e #e #ould like to find out about the different dog there, #h! o man! dog are abandoned Aue tion :

Name: Sheila 0 ter on (h! being inter%ie#ed: #e ha%e decided to inter%ie# Sheila a he ha adopted a re cue dog and #e #anted to find out #h! he cho e a re cue dog in tead of a pedigree' Aue tion : 9' (hat #a Te like #hen !ou got her) 4' (hat #a !our main rea on for getting a re cue dog in tead of a pedigree) 5' Ho# Te progre ed ince !ou%e had her) B' Ho# long ha%e !ou had Te )

Name: Caroline Cdam (h! #e are inter%ie#ing them: (e are inter%ie#ing Caroline becau e he %olunteer at the >infield $og @e cue fre&uentl! #ith #alking the dog ' (e

are al o inter%ie#ing her becau e #e #ould #ant to kno# #h! he %olunteer and ho# it help the dog ' Aue tion : 9' Ho# long ha%e !ou been #alking >infield $og @e cue dog ) 5' (hat made !ou decided to %olunteer) B' (hat dog do !ou tend to #alk and #h!) =' Ha%e !ou een an! dog be brought in #hen going to the re cue)

Creation of Narrati%e ( cript of %oiceo%er * PTC in tudio * location broadca t" Documentary Binfield Dog Rescue Narrator (Voice Over): Every year up to 7 million dogs are forced into animal shelters nationwide. Up to half of the animals are killed every year because shelters are too full and there arent enough adoptive homes to take them on. Why is there such a high percentage of animal not being rehomed and why is there so many animals being abandoned? Today on this documentary we find out what is the main reason millions of cats and dogs are abandoned and how we can make a difference to stop animals being put down. (Establishing shot of the Dog Rescue in Binfield. lso im!ortant facts and figures "ill a!!ear on the screen# for e$am!le %& 'illion Dogs# this "ill also hel! to em!hasi(e ho" many dogs are actually abandoned).

)N*. +heila,s house - living room# .ro"thorne

/annah intervie"ing "ith +heila about her dog and "hy she decided to get a rescue dog. /annah What was Tess like when you got her? +heila response to !uestion" /annah What was your main reason for getting a rescue dog instead of a pedigree? Sheila response to !uestion" Hannah How Tess progressed since youve had her? Sheila response to !uestion" Hannah How long have you had Tess? Sheila response to !uestion" Narrator (Voice Over): There is a small local dog rescue centre in #infield$ #erkshire that holds up to an average of %&& dogs a year. Their youngest dog being held at the moment is a dog called 'una$ a cross between a (ack )ussell Terrier and an *merican #ulldog Terrier. *t +,- months 'una has found it difficult to adapt to the surroundings of the kennel and sometimes can come across !uite shy to fellow visitors. 'una was brought to the rescue because the cat in her previous home fre!uently attacked her$ leaving 'una with nothing but bruises and scratches resulting in her blue patch on her eye. The owners thought it would be the best outcome for 'una by putting her in a shelter. .owever they didnt realise that 'una has a %&/ chance of being put down in the ne0t si0 months if no one adopts her. (0ootage of the different dogs at the rescue. )t "ill then sho" !ictures and video cli!s of various dogs). )nt. Dog Rescue# Binfield

1nterview about the rescue and dogs with member of staff .hloe .as any of your dogs been put down? +taff 'ember )esponse to !uestion" .hloe What is the worst case you have seen a dog in? +taff 'ember )esponse to !uestion" Narrator (Voice Over): With the statistics being only$ 2 out of every 2& dogs born will find a permanent home. 1t is merely impossible for the ma3ority of the dogs in this shelter to be rescued and in safe care. (0ootage of the dogs at the rescue "ithout a home# this "ill be !laying over the narration). )nt. Dog Rescue# Binfield 1nterview member of staff about looking after the different dogs and how they help them to get a home .hloe 4o you find it hard to rehome any of the dogs? +taff 'ember response to !uestion" .hloe What sort of conditions are the dogs found in? +taff 'ember response to !uestion"

.hloe What is main reason that people abandon their dogs in the first place? +taff 'ember response to !uestion"

Narrator (Voice Over): Staffies, collies, labradors, german shepherds, springers, yorkies and cockers are the most popular breed to be abandoned. Although the dogs are in cages, there are people to volunteer to walk the dogs as much as possible to help stretch their legs. (While the voiceover is playing we will have pictures of the different breeds of dogs in the background). )N*. Elaine,s house - living room# Binfield# Brac1nell /annah How long have you had max? Elaine response to !uestion" Hannah What was the main reason of wanting a rescue dog? Elaine response to !uestion" /annah Did Binfield Dog rescue refer you to find max? Elaine response to !uestion" Hannah Has he had any problems since youve had him? Elaine response to !uestion" End .redits "ill then start.

Section Three: /egal con ideration

Filming in public Are you filming in pu lic! "hat precautions will you need to ta#e! "ill you need to as# permission, inform police! Yes we will be filming in public. We have already asked permission to interview a few people that we would like to ask questions to. We also have permission to film the dogs in the center to see what kind of things the staff do to look after them and make sure that they are cared for properly.

Legal and ethical considerations

Clearance and permi ion Do you need to get permission to film anywhere or interview anyone $under %&'

We will need permission to film the dogs at the shelter and the people that we would like to interview. We should not need anything else.

Pri%ac! Are you secretly

The people that we are interviewing will know that we are interviewing them

filming on location! Does the person eing interviewed #now what it is for!

beforehand.

/ibel and defamation "hat will you do to prevent eing ta#en to court!

We will make sure that we have permission from everyone before we start filming.

Section Four: Planning Dake ure the follo#ing are added to thi production booklet
Production organi ation * $iar! )eep a diary of filming dates and locations and who should e there @ole and re pon ibilitie List of roles if in a group Schedule +nter%ie# and contact appointment *ame of interviewees and times + location of meetings /ocation recce Location shooting and live roadcasts only $ocumentation

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/ink to o%erla! * in ert if u ed and time #ithin tho e production

roduction organisation ! "iary

)eep a diary of filming dates and locations and who should e there #ocation. $infield "og Rescue (eople needed , -annah, .a y and Chloe 7 7 Tue da! 49 t Eanuar! 489B (97Bpm" Thur da! 45rd Eanuar! 489B (97Bpm"

#ocation. %rowthorne (eople needed , -annah

7 Sunda! 96th Eanuar! 489B (from 9pm"

#ocation. %rip &ardens' $infield (eople needed/ -annah 7 Sunda! 4Fth Eanuar! 489B (from 9pm"

Roles and Responsibilities Hannah . Cameraman, +nter%ie#er, graphic Gab! . Cameraman, Photographer, Du ic Chloe . Cameraman, +nter%ie#er %ameraman . The per on #ho i a cameraman i in control of the camera and the angle directed to them' (nterviewer . The inter%ie#er i the per on #ho a k the &ue tion #ithin an inter%ie# and get the rele%ant point or pu he for the rele%ant point ' hotographer . The photographer i in charge of a till camera, and get

hot and till of the production' )usic . The mu ic manager i the per on #ho i in charge of the mu ic, o for in tance thi could be the opening credit and end credit a #ell a getting mu ic a background mu ic'

Hannah, Gaby, Chloe Binfield Dog Rescue Schedule

Donda! Tue da! >infield $og @e cue 97Bpm
Hannah . Cameram an Chloe +nter%ie#e r, Camera man Gab! . Camera man and, Photograp her, Du ic manager

(edne da! Thur da! >infield $og @e cue 97Bpm

Hannah . Cameram an Chloe +nter%ie#er , Camera man Gab! . Camera man and, Photograp her, Du ic manager

Frida!

Saturda! +nter%ie# Golunteer at $og @e cue

Sunda! +nter%ie# re cue dog o#ner 9:58pm Hannah . Camera man and +nter%ie# er'

9pm
Hannah 7 Camera man and +nter%ie# er'

(nterview and contacts appointments *ame of interviewees and times + location of meetings

>infield $og re cue . Tue da! and Thur da!, 97Bpm 7 +nter%ie#ing member of taff at the $og re cue Cro#thorne . Sunda!, from 9pm 7 +nter%ie#ing a re cue dog o#ner at her hou e in Cro#thorne >infield, >racknell . Saturda!, from 9pm

+nter%ie#ing a %olunteer at a dog re cue, the inter%ie# #ill be at her hou e in >infield, >racknell

$ocumentation . print of email #e ent to the $og re cue in >infield

Section Fi%e: Propo al . Create a propo al and include detail on the follo#ing' Cddre the propo al to Gibe Production and attached to booklet'

(roposal

SubHect area

Format Genre St!le Cudience +ntended aim