Live Studio Production: Lecturer meeting

Me and my partner had a meeting with a lecturer to see how our idea of a chat show for disabled people could work, and it sounds promising. We just need to work on a few things, such as trying to secure guests before the pitch on January 23rd.

These notes are the things that we need to research, and also about the theme of the show, as we also need to think about what channel this would be aired on if it were a real programme.

Find and secure people - charities, organisations etc

Research shows about disability

Family included in VT

Presenter - maybe a bit comical

Guests - screen test?

ITV commissioning website - guidelines

Running order needs to be sorted

Demographic- All Ages

Channel Broadcast- ITV 1/2/3

Audience- Minimal Participation

Presenter- Preferably disabled, charismatic.

VTs- Family/ Friends included, possible footage of accomplishments (depending on Copyright).

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