MAJOR MULTIMEDIA PROJECT PITCH 2011/2012
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MAJOR MULTIMEDIA PROJECT PITCH
2011/2012
H A N N A H S I V Y E R L E V E L H
SPECIALISM - TV
SUPERVISOR – LOUISE MATTHEWS
To focus on the engagement between young people & Trade
Unions in the UK
AIM OF PROJECT…
TRADE UNIONS &
THE NEXT GENERATION
WHY?
1 in 5 young people are
unemployed
Under 25’s out of work
almost reaching 1
million mark
Only people making a case
for young people –
Trade Unions!
Decline in living
standards
16 – 25 year olds
.
TUC Schools Programme
Renewing public image of Unions
Unions 21
TUC – The Next Generation
RESEARCH
MAIN QUESTIONS TO FOCUS ON…
What is the relevance of Trade Unions to young people in the UK?
Are Trade Unions motivating young peoples’ political engagement?
Do young people understand what a Trade Union is & what they do?
TV PACKAGE
1• Film Trade Union March in London, 30th November• Interview young people involved in March
2• Case study – Interview a young worker who has been
helped by a Union & how it helped them.
3• Film someone from the TUC School’s programme going into
a school and educating children about Trade Unions.
4• Interview key Trade Unionists involved with engaging young
people e.g. Frances O’Grady & Sally Hunt.
ONLINE CONTENT
Online Audio
• Interview Trade Union figure connected with conservative Party – political balance.
• Debate between a key Trade Union figure, a young rep & a young person who doesn’t believe Trade Unions are relevant.
• Is Trade Union membership increasing or declining?
Online Visual
• Video diary of a day in the life of a young Trade Union rep at work.
• Interview a member of Equity Union – a known actor in which target audience can relate to.
Online Added Value
• Online polls.• Links to social
networking sites; twitter & Facebook – Invite reader comments.
• Interactive map of young members in UK & timeline of history.
• Slideshow of pictures.
• A feature about the TUC’s Next Generation ‘issue’ – including an interview with Frances O’Grady about how the TUC is attempting to engage with young people.
• Explore whether youth unemployment and alienation played a part in the riots during the summer.
Online Story
SOCIAL NETWORKINGT W I T T E R
@ U N I O N S N E X T G E N
SOCIAL NETWORKINGB L O G
T R A D E U N I O N S T H E N E X T G E N E R A T I O N
Socially engaging
audiences
Brand: Creativity & Innovation
Has a higher proportion of 16-34 news
viewers than other terrestrial
TV evening news
programmes
Cater to minority audiences not served by the
BBC or ITV
TARGET PROGRAMME
7.50-7.55pmMid-week
3 Minute feature at end of News Programme
Watched by 2.3 million ABC1 Adults every
monthSlight Female
Bias35, 565, 000
CHANNEL 4 NEWS WEBSITE
A full story & Links to
various online content
relating to the feature
IMPROVEMENTS?
Online visuals:3 minute TV package
& photos
Online engagement: Invites reader
comments, includes live blog & provides
Twitter and Facebook links.
COMPETITION
I T V N E W S
• ITV reaches 74% of 16-34 year olds weekly
• Second largest television news audience in UK
• Online engagement - Socially interacting with audience via Facebook, twitter, blogs and email.
• Lack of online content• 3.10 million daily viewers
(Tuesday 1st November)
B B C N E W S
• Broad spectrum of audience
• Conventional style• Inform, educate &
entertain• Online engagement –
more interaction with audiences, variety of links & angles to each story.
• 5.10 millions daily viewers (Tuesday 1st November)