The Cbbc and Cbeebies analysis

Cbeebies target audience is 0 to 6 years old. Each programs will have a more concentrated audience as content for a 3 year old won’t be appealing to a 6 year old. For example a 3 year old may like Shaun the sheep but most likely a 6 year old will not like it and prefer Andy dinosaur adventures.  The age also determines what time these programs will be on for example really young children (0 years to 3 years) will have more time to watch TV as they do not go to school so their programs will be earlier and the content of the shows will be more fantasy and nonfiction but as they grow older the more realism comes into the programs to show them the events of real life.

Cbbc target audience is 6 to 12 this just before they become teenagers. Just like Cbeebies each programs will have a concentrated audience as content for 6 year old will not appeal to a ten year old. For example 7 year old's might like Scooby Doo but it won’t appeal to someone who is twelve. who would prefer to watch dragons defenders of berk . When kids grow in age the BBC thinks that their programs should be slightly more real and can relate to the kids rather than just fiction. There are programs which are fiction but it will be more detailed and have a more in depth story as the kids are older and can understand more. The age also affects the time these programs are shown as the older kids can stay up later then the younger kids. So their programs will be shown generally at a later.  

The cbbc and cbeebies analysis

Cbeebies target audience is 0 to 6 years old. Each programme will have a more concentrated audience as content for a 3 year old wont be appealing to a 6 year old. The age also determines what time these programmes will be on for example really young children (0years to 3 years) will have more time to watch TV as they do not go to school so their programmes will be earlier and the content of the shows will be more fantasy and non fiction but as they grow older the more realism comes into the programme to show they can     

The role of the writer

Making larger roles for females in the film lord Of The Rings

They did this as in the book females didn't have a big part so they made female characters more involved in the film to make the romance scenes more affective.For example ,Arwen only had a page in the original book as a poem so she was given major role. They did this to make the film more modern as in the older days women where seen not able to much only men was to work .now in modern times it is more equal, men and women can do the same jobs and act and have in this case some of the women have a major  role unlike the book  . one of the ways they did this  is they gave her more lines from other characters in the book.


Taking out certain characters in the film

They did this as they thought it had nothing to do with the main story line. They did it in the way that it looked like the events with those characters could of happened but was not shown in the film. As they wanted to concentrate on the main story because the book was so big and detailed they had to cut a lot out of it as they could only make three films. One of the characters that was kicked out was tom bomberdil.


working with the actors as characters to get ideas

They did this to describe the past of the different races in the story for example they took the actor who was playing Gimily. They asked him questions and he would answer as his character and he used to describe the dwarfs also another example is when explained stuff that happened in the past they used Gandalf  to explain these events.

Exposition

Exposition explains the past to the audience so they know what happened prior to the beginning of the film. In some cases there are characters who show the audience prior events like in the lord of the rings Gandalf and Galadriel.