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Ant and Dec wear suits to be very formal and to make it look like they are perfect and living the celebrity life, they are designed like this to make it look like they don't have any ugly qualities, they are also designed to look like they are wearing the same suit just because they are a double act, they only wear suits in the semi finals and the finals however because in the auditions they wear pretty casual clothes, they do this to add intensity to the semi finals and the finals.

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L01 Understand presentation roles and techniques leyton (Autosaved)

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They are very informative but at the same time they are both very comedic because they are comedians and entertainers so they have a joking manor but still talk funny and sometimes use slang so they can be more modern, they also have medium pace of delivery so watchers can understand and keep up with them but can talk fast based on the act that is being judged they sometimes will even mock acts to be funnier and interest the audience, they also have no type of accent so watchers and audience members can understand them clearly and keep up with the show.

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They don't often use body language but do sometimes join acts on stage to help with the performance or just to get comedic reactions from the audience they also do this backstage sometimes mocking contestants because it's a way to make watchers at home laugh, they also improv a lot and are very good at it because most of the time they make watchers laugh and entertain the audience, this interests people because and makes them think Britain's got talent is worth watching just for Ant and Dec.

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They where casual clothes in I'm a celebrity get me out of here which isn't normally what the contestants of the jungle where as they where clothes preparing them for the jungle but Ant and Dec where casual clothes because they don't do the trials and they are the hosts so it shows them being a bit more superior to the contestants in the jungle.

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When it comes down to the trials that the contestants do, Ant and Dec are very informative so the contestants and the audience understand the trial and what they are saying, they also can very Comedic because they like audience members to laugh and stay engaged, Ant and Dec also can be very funny to make the audience laugh and feel connected to the tv shows they once again have a medium pace of speaking so watchers can understand them and sometimes Ant will insult Dec's height to make audience laugh and sometimes even the camera crew will laugh adding reality into it, still a normal accent so watchers can understand them and stay interested

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Preview- Jonny Awsum ropes in Ant & Dec for his comedy act _ Britain’s Got Tal

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Ant and Dec use quite a bit of body language to empathise what they are saying and also for comedic purposes, such as when Ant does insults Dec's height, Dec will sometimes storm off as a joke to add comedy into the show and not make it so serious making people interested in the show and come back to watch it every year, this is why both Ant and Dec are very good at what they do because they both over exaggerate jokes and other subjects with body language.

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Phillip Schofield wears a very formal outfit for This Morning because he is presenting the news and talks about a lot of serious subjects so he wears very formal outfits to present and talk about the news, this is mainly because he is talking in front of a lot of people on live television so he has to be very presentable.

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Phillip talks in a very formal way to inform viewers about the morning news, his tone of voice can change really depending on the subject but he mainly has a very comedic attitude to a lot of things sometimes even laughing with his co-worker Holly on various different subjects that he finds funny this keeps the news very real and really entertaining to watch making him stand out from other news presenters and makes him very entertaining to watch, he talks at a medium pace so viewers can understand him better and stay interested, he also doesn't have accent making him understandable.

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Phillip Schofield may be funny but the way he uses body language makes him one of the best presenters there is, most of the time he is laughing with his co-worker but he also uses body language to over exaggerate this is a common thing with presenters and it's a way to keep viewers interested in the news and also sometimes laugh when he is acting comically, a lot of the time he is usually goofing off with his co-worker (Holly) which brings more viewers in however when there is a serious topic he won't use as much body language as he knows to be respectful.

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Phillip wears a black suite for the Cube, I personally believe this is to be formal but also to fit in with his surroundings and make him a mysterious game host, he also makes the viewers focus on the contestants as they would be wearing casual clothes and Phillip would be talking to the contestant as the tests commence he also has LED lights lighting him up and making him look very formal but also quite a superior game host this is used a lot in game shows to light the host up a little more.

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In the Cube he is formal but is a bit funnier due to the fact that it's a game show and he's the host, he also gets along really well with the contestants asking about their personal life and why they came onto the show, he also jokes a lot making audience members laugh and keep people entertained and engaged, this makes him a very good game host as he understand how to keep people watching and keep the increase of viewers with his comedian side, he is also very formal so the contestants understand the trial and the audience do too.

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Phillip uses some body language to sometimes mock contestants if they struggle with one of the challenges and keep audience members laughing and engaged, I also strongly believe he does it to kinda keep contestants from focusing so they can loose the game a lot easier but he does sometime help with doing movement that may help a contestant with a certain challenge, he also does it to over exaggerate to keep people laughing and interested whilst also gaining more of an audience and keeping all of them intrigued.

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The people who watch this show are normally both genders as it's a talent show and has comedy, people from the age of 10 - 50 will usually watch this show as it appeals to a lot of people who have hidden talents, it's usually working and middle class who watch this show as higher class doesn't really bother to watch these sort of shows although they can do as the winner normally performs for the Queen, any race can really watch this but it mainly will be white people, the location normally takes place in a really big studio with a stage and around 10,000 seats, people of all different sexualities watch this show from gay to bi and straight people. People usually watch this show no matter what religion they believe in.

This mainly appeals to C2's D's and some E's as a lot of people who don't earn much watch this show because it's a show where you can show off your talent and get popular and a lot of lower class people have a dream to be famous and rich. This also appeals to Strivers, Achievers and believers because all the people in that category dream big and want so much more from life and this show gives that chance.

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The people who usually watch this show are Men because there is a lot of disgusting stuff on the show that might make women feel nauseous, the age appeal usually is about 16 - 30; it can appeal to a younger audience however some kids can feel sick from the show as the contestants usually are eating bugs which can be disgusting to some people, it's usually working class that watch this show because they want to dream big about winning the show and earning money, Most people watch this no matter what race or background they are. The location is in the middle of a jungle in Australia this sets realism to the show and make viewers more interested, pretty much anyone who is gay, straight or bi watch this show because it appeals to a lot of people although it can appeal to straight males and females more and anyone can watch this show no matter what religion they believe in.

This mainly appeals to B's, C2's, D's and E's because it's celebrities taking part in the show so a lot more middle class tend to watch the show. It also mainly appeals to Achievers, Believers and Strivers because it makes them think they can do better in life and reach the goal to be a celebrity and appeals to believers because they want something exciting to watch.

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The audience that watch this are usually women because men don't really want to watch the news and because stereotypically women don't really work it's usually the men that work and provide money, the age usually scales from 21 - 45 this is because when women become older and have a family they get up early so they watch This Morning to be informed about the world as they aren't always outside experiencing it themselves, It's usually middle class that watch this show because women don't really work and are sometimes unemployed or taking care of their children, it can be really any person from any race or background that watch this show because everyone wants to know whats going on in the world, the location of This Morning is set in a studio like most news outlets because that way they can be sheltered and warm ready to present the news it's also easier to keep the equipment in check and lighting, it's usually straight females or gay males that watch the show because straight men don't normally care about the news and just go to work, people from all different backgrounds can watch this show.

This show mainly appeals to E's because it's women who are unemployed that don't really work who have time to watch This Morning, this show also appeals to Experiencers, Thinkers and possibly Innovators, this is because once again it's mainly unemployed women who have time to watch This Morning on a daily basis.

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The audience that usually watch this show can be males and females because it has comedy and is a game show, I believe this can appeal to people from the ages of 16 - 40 because the younger audience wouldn't really be interested in watching a game show and wouldn't quite understand the comedy of it, It's usually middle class and working class that watches this show but mostly working class because you can win big on the show and it gives everyone a chance, it can appeal to any background or race as it's a game show made for everyone, the location is in a big studio so you can fit lights and camera equipment and of course the Cube itself, this mainly appeals to all sexualities because most people can like a game show, it can also appeal to any religion because it doesn't mention religion or backgrounds.

It mainly appeals to B's, C2's and D's and it can give those people a chance to earn money, it can also appeal to the middle class because some celebrities have gone onto the show before, preferably Achievers, Strivers, Thinkers and Experiencers can watch this show as it appeals to all of them in different ways because it can give them hope to earn money and feel a sense of achievement.

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Ant & Dec: Anthony McPartlin was born on the 18th November 1975 and Declan Donnelly was born on 25th September 1975, known as Ant & Dec these two are an English comedy TV presenting, television producing, acting and former music duo from Newcastle upon Tyne, England.

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Phillip Bryan Schofield is an English television presenter currently employed by ITV. He is most known for presenting the lifestyle programme This Morning and game show The Cube, he has co-hosted This Morning since 2002, and has also hosted other programmes on the channel.

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Excellent detail on verbal techniques of presenter

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Excellent detail on verbal techniques of presenter

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Formative merit - this is an excellent padlet. Much research has been undertaken to ensure work is detailed. A good understanding of target audience has been demonstrated. Clear reference to both VALS and demographics has been made. 

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Formative merit - this is an excellent padlet. Much research has been undertaken to ensure work is detailed. A good understanding of target audience has been demonstrated. Clear reference to both VALS and demographics has been made. 

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The background on presenters and whether the programme has been filmed in a studio or location has also been established. 

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The background on presenters and whether the programme has been filmed in a studio or location has also been established. 

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L01 Legal Ethical and production Handout

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Leyton has discussed  the techniques of presenters in such a way as to show how or why they are used, and will say what the purposes of different kinds of presenting roles are. Relevant examples will be given to support what is said, but learners will not elucidated these examples to show how they illustrate the points they support. Leyton has explained in detail how the use of costume is just one part of an overall presentation technique that links with accent, tone of voice, body language and facial expression in order to give the impression of authority. In relation to the presentation techniques of a radio presenter, learners at this level will be able to comment in detail on the use of language, tone of voice, timbre, accent and the pace of the delivery. .

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Leyton has discussed  the techniques of presenters in such a way as to show how or why they are used, and will say what the purposes of different kinds of presenting roles are. Relevant examples will be given to support what is said, but learners will not elucidated these examples to show how they illustrate the points they support. Leyton has explained in detail how the use of costume is just one part of an overall presentation technique that links with accent, tone of voice, body language and facial expression in order to give the impression of authority. In relation to the presentation techniques of a radio presenter, learners at this level will be able to comment in detail on the use of language, tone of voice, timbre, accent and the pace of the delivery. .

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Target audience is decided by age, race, gender and ethnicity. When making a corporate video the target audience is decided based on what the corporate video is on and what type of style the corporate video has; e.g: Comedic, informative or creative style.

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I have talked about the type of scenes I want to be in the corporate, the risks that could be involved and other information about everything with filming a corporate video, I have a clear vision of my target audience which is 15 - 21 years old of any gender or background, the reason behind this is because this would be the age of people interested in college radio and would like to get involved if they wanted a future in radio.

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I have a clear understanding of the legal and ethical issues with presenting and filming; such as copyright which is when someone copies someone's information, style or even their name with filming a corporate video or presenting.

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Leyton has moved on from simply describing the codes and conventions of current practice and
will talk about them in such a way as to show how or why they are used. Leyton will explain how relevant legal and
ethical issues affect the production of corporate and promotional programmes. Relevant examples will be given
to support what he has said, but Leyton will not elucidate these examples to show how they illustrate the point
they support. Leyton has had a clear understanding of the forms of corporate and promotional video material
being produced and be able to identify most of the formats, equipment, and techniques used. Leyton will use
technical vocabulary for the most part correctly, but may make mistakes or be unsure about usages at times.
Marked by Emmie.

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I researched two types of proposals one that tells me how my proposal should look and an example that shows how it should be when I have finished I have researched these proposals to write my proposal efficiently, I also researched the proposals so that my version wasn't wrong and I correctly wrote about my idea and what my idea was about.

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Leyton has described his practical work in terms that show a basic awareness of its suitability for the

intended contexts and target audiences. They should be able to identify a small number of negative and

positive aspects of the processes and outcomes, without necessarily making appropriate connections between

decisions taken and outcomes produced. Comments on what they have done will be assertions that are not

supported by evidence or exemplification.

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Understand codes, conventions and current practice in corporate and promotional programming Codes and conventions relating to: style; content; form (promos, training, information, music, sales) Current practice relating to: equipment; formats; techniques Legal issues: privacy; libel; copyright; current law relating to, eg race relations, disability, obscenity Ethical issues: representation, eg race, gender, religion Production practices: client liaison; ideas development; treatments; proposals; storyboard; scripts; shooting

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Leyton has demonstrated that he is able to plan a promotional programmes to a brief. He has clearly understood production requirements such as: client’s specification; audience needs; using appropriate techniques and using appropriate formats Planning is excellent and demonstrated great team work such as: storyboard, script, budget, call sheet and edit log.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqEhU7YZn04