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Risk assessment - Media City & tv studio

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Maintaining interest and areas covered with examples

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Maintaining interest and areas covered with examples

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maintaining audience attention with examples

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maintaining audience attention with examples

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Grace Davies delivers another original song | Live Shows | The X Factor 2017

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Visit the official site: http://itv.com/xfactor Grace Davies takes a risk by performing original song Too Young for our Judges, but will those voting at home love her track enough to vote?

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Harry Styles returns to The X Factor stage! | Live Shows | The X Factor 2017

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Visit the official site: http://itv.com/xfactor Harry Styles is home to show us how it's done! With his first solo performance, he performed his brand new single 'Kiwi'. SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/TXFSub Facebook: http://bit.ly/TXFFB Twitter: http://bit.ly/TXFTwi Download The X Factor mobile app: http://bit.ly/TXFapp Watch full episodes on ITV Hub (UK ONLY): http://www.itv.com/hub/the-x-factor

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The Graham Norton Show - Live Performance

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The Graham Norton Show - Live Performance

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Harry Styles - Sign of the Times (Live on The Graham Norton Show)

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Liam Gallagher talks to Jo Whiley at Glastonbury 2017

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Liam Gallagher talks to Jo Whiley after his performance on the Other Stage.

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The Graham Norton Show - Live Performance

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The Graham Norton Show - Live Performance

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Shawn Mendes performs "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back"

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I acquired the time to enter the studio and I too pictures of every angle possible.This was to make sure that I covered every angle possible for any possible risk. I did this so that we could look and see the possible problems within the studio.

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L02 - Recce
Risk Assessment
Meeting Minutes
PowerPoint of Pitch

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Wildcard Jack & Joel have New Rules for the Lives! | Live Shows | The X Factor 2017

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Visit the official site: http://itv.com/xfactor Group Wildcard Jack & Joel are back in the competition and with a lot to prove, how will their version of Dua Lipa's New Rules go down?

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The audience psychographics for the X Factor are:
Experiencers as they are generally younger people and so they are more likely to want to watch a talent show on both saturday and Sunday.
Strivers as they are likely to watch a talent show as they are on a lower income compared to the achievers and they would be more interested in a show like this.

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The audience demographics for the X Factor are:
Age: The age group is 10-50 years old as there are a range of contestants at different ages and it is a talent show which will interest people of this age group.
Class: The classes are C2, D and E as these are the classes of people which are most likely to watch a talent show on a Saturday and Sunday evening.
Ethnicity: The ethnicity is everyone as the contestants include a variety of ethnicities and the judges include a mix of different ethnicities too. Even though it could be argued that the ethnicity is mainly white as 3/4 of the judges are white.
Gender: The gender is mainly female as women are the most likely to want to watch a show like this but some men also watch it so arguably it could be both.
Location: The location is mainly London and so it appeals to the locals and to the nation as it is televised.
Sexuality: The targeted sexuality is mainly straight as the majority of the judges are gay, however it also appeals to gay people as some of the contestants which appear on the show are gay.

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The format of the show is a multi-camera live talent show which includes contestants which hope to become the winner of the show to get a record deal with Simon Cowell's record label. At the beginning of the series there are room auditions where the contestants sing in front of just the judges, these parts are pre-recorded. Then they move onto the next stage where the people who got through on the room auditions will go through to boot camp where they get put into groups and perform together singing their own parts and then its gets decided who goes through to another auditions period where they perform in front of a live audience. They then go through to the six chair challenge where only 6 of the contestants from each category; boys, girls, over 25's and groups, are chosen by their mentor to got through to judges houses. At judges houses each mentor picks 3 contestants to go through to the live shows. At the live shows all acts perform in front of a live audience and each week one act is eliminated.
The genre conventions of the talent show are that it features the judges desk along with 4 black chairs. For example, in the live shows the judges are sat at a desk in their black chairs which are faced back towards the audience so they are able to see the chairs which look professional. It also includes the giant X's which are a part of the shows identity. In addition, when it comes to the live shows musical celebrity guests perform every Sunday. For example, when Harry Styles performed on the show he performed before the results of the vote of the show was read out on the Saturday and then on the Sunday they had another act before the results. This is to keep the viewers interest and to attract new viewers because if their favourite artist is performing then they my watch the show, this is also an opportunity for the artist to promote their own music.
The visual style of the show is that there is a stage where the contestants perform. For example, when they are at the live shows they all perform on the stage such as Jack and Joel from the groups category, when they performed they used the stage and a different smaller stage off from the stage. The set up is more like a game show set up as it includes judges which sit in front of the contestants. For example, when Jack and Joel perform you are still able to see the judges sitting there which reminds the audience that this is still a competition for the contestants so this adds the element of that.
On the show you see the contestants who introduce themselves and you see the judges as well as they watch the contestants and while they're waiting for the next one. You are also shown the backstage area where the contestants wait as they look nervous, you also see the backstage area after some contestants as they go to see their families or they are walking back through it. For example, this happens during the audition process of the show and so while you see Christian Burrows about to perform, he is talking to the judges and it cuts back to his family who are stood with Dermot. This shows you the vulnerable side to people and also shows that their families are nervous as well. You are also able to see different areas of the stage as there are multiple cameras around the edge of the stage which show centre, left and right stage. You are also able to see side stage at some points.
The techniques used to do this are jib cameras and cranes as they help to see the audience more. For example, when Jack and Joel were performing near the start of their performance a jib was used to show the audience who were dancing with them. This shows the energy in the arena to the audience at home so that they are able to feel as though they are there. They will also use handheld cameras so that you are able to see the backstage access. They also use pyro techniques on stage when someone is performing a powerful ballad or when it is a fun and energetic song.
The meaning is communicated to the audience through the audience reactions where close ups are used as you are able to see the live audiences reaction to the contestant performing. For example, during Jack and Joel's performance it shows the audience dancing which shows that they are enjoying it and so the people at home will enjoy it too as they will feel like they are there. The close ups are also used to show the judges reaction to the contestant as well. For example, when Jack and Joel are performing it also shows the judges in mid shots who are smiling which shows that they are enjoying it too. This makes the people at home enjoy it too as they will be influenced by people who are actually there. These are used so that the audience is able to see what the people who are live there think about the performance and the close ups also show the emotions on the face better.
The vision mixer cuts between the judges and the contestants in order to show the contestants singing and then the judges reaction and their emotions. For example, when Jack and Joel are singing the bridge to their song it shows them and then cuts to Alesha who is seen to be nodding her head whilst smiling which shows that sh is enjoying it so far. This shows to the audience that the judges are enjoying their performance and so they begin to enjoy it more too. Also, it show the judges when they are making their comments about the contestants performance and they then show the contestant in order to show their emotions when they are receiving their comments.
In order to maintain the audience's interest they used fast paced cuts to show the judges and the live audience's reaction to the contestants performance as it shows their emotions towards the performance which show whether they thought it was good or not. For example, when Grace Davies is singing her original song and it get to the intense part it cuts to show Nicole who looks impressed and then cuts back to Grace and almost immediately cuts to show Sharon, her mentor, who is shaking her head and throwing her arms up as though she is saying how good she is doing. This maintains interest as it shows her mentors and another judges view of her performance which appears to be positive and os the audience will keep watching to see what their comments will be afterwards.
The constraints of using a television studio are that the amount of space provided is small so there are spatial restrictions. As well as the live audience as you don't know how they're going to react to each contestant.

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Channel: itv
Time: Saturday and Sunday, 8:00pm

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Graham's Guests Discuss Awards Season, and Trail Mix - The Graham Norton Show on BBC America

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Anna Kendrick gives some awards show snacking advice. "They tell you that they serve food, and they don't, pack a power bar, I'm serious!"- Anna Kendrick Don't miss an all new episode of The Graham Norton Show with guests Liam Neeson, Eddie Redmayne, Anna Kendrick, Bradley Wiggins, and Conchita, *** Saturday January 3rd at 10/9c *** Immediately following Star Trek: The Next Generation, only on BBC America.

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The audience psychographics for the Graham Norton Show are:
Experiencers as they are young people who are more likely to watch the show when the younger guests are on who they take interest in.
Strivers as they strive to emulate the people they admire so if they are featured on the show then they will watch it, also they are more likely to watch this compared to achievers as they are on a lower income.
Survivors may also watch this as they are generally on low income or are unemployed so they are more likely to watch a talk show on a Friday at 10:40pm

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The audience demographics for the Graham Norton Show are:
Age: The age group 18-50 years old as there both younger and older aged guests which appear on the show.
Class: The classes are C2, D and E as on a Friday later on in the evening these are the classes which are more likely to watch a chat show.
Ethnicity: The ethnicity is everyone as there are a variety of ethnicities in the guests which are on the show. It could be argued that the ethnicity is mainly white as the host is white.
Gender: The gender is mainly women as there are a lot of women which appear on the show and there are a lot of popular men.
Location: The location is in London so it will appeal to locals and since it is televised, the nation.
Sexuality: he target sexuality is mainly straight as a lot of the guests are straight, but it could be to both straight and gay as the host is gay.