Proposal: Random Acts of
Kindness Pay it Forward Day 2016.
Dear Sir or Madam:
Thank you for the opportunity
to be able to share my ideas in this proposal in which I hope will impress you.
The things in which that are
required for me from the brief is to come up with an idea for the Random acts
of Kindness campaign. The key message for this campaign is for this advert to
go viral, but most importantly for people to watch it and also pass it on and
go and make another persons day by simply doing something nice that someone
would have previously done to them.
This advert would have to be
done by the 26th of February as that is the deadline that
has been given to me. In addition to my deadline, there is also a target
audience for this work and this is aimed at
16-25 male or females who are in college, university, working etc. Also the
demographic of this product will be D&E, while the psychographics are of
people who are explores, people who like to try new things, which obviously
encourages the pass it forward part of the initiative.
Outline
Intimidating looking
teenagers at a bus stop in which they frighten some people while they’re coming
of the bus, they end up helping all these people who were initially frightened
as a result of these teenagers. They help by helping them carry their luggage
off the bus, carrying a buggy down of the bus, helping an elderly lady getting
of the bus.
In terms of rationalising
and meeting the requirements of the brief as far as the random act of kindness
is executed properly which will then cause others to pass it on, and as far as
that happens I would have meet all the requirements of the brief, there are
also some persuasive techniques in this production in which helps me to get the
message across and to also accomplish the goal. For example there are elements
of compassion and also a little bit of guilt as the people who see this group
of people will immediately portray facial expressions in which express their
distrust but then the contrast when they turn out to be the complete opposite,
so this plays with peoples guilty conscience.
The response in which I hope
to get from the audience is for them to have thoughts of stereotypical youths
and for it to be a thing where in their heads they almost know what the next
scene is or what is to be happening next but then their complete change of emotion
and attitude towards this group of people which will then, hopefully make them
want to maybe help someone carry his/her luggage of the bus etc. One of the
reasons as to why I think that this project will go viral is because of the
element of the unknown, because the audience minds gets toyed with a bit in
terms of not having a normal conclusion which will impress people, create
conversation because of he diversity of the advert, which will obviously encourage
sharing, retweeting etc.
Platforms in which I would
want this production to be aired on are things such as Facebook, twitter, YouTube,
Instagram etc.
Character Breakdown:
Youths in the age range
of 16-25
Elderly lady
Pregnant lady
Lady with a buggy
There wouldn’t be much
need of costume or props other than a pillow to portray the pregnant lady, hoodies
in which will portray the stereotypical youths. Prior to me being satisfied
with this idea, there was as focus group which was put into place, in which
helped me identify strong and weak points of my idea which then made me go back
and execute more plans to make it a sound idea.
In terms of rules and
regulations of the ASA which the advert meets, the ASA cannot really do
anything about adverts or content put on the internet as that is outside of their
jurisdiction. Furthermore, when putting a budget together, there weren’t that many
things that were needed to be considered as things such as hoodies and a pillow
are things in which the actors are already in possession of, apart from things
such as a walking stick and a wig.
In conclusion, just in
order to make sure that all requirements were met, there are things in which I have
taken account of in case things were to go awry so in other words a plan B, so
in terms of weather; weather would have already been looked at and checked
previously to the day of recording, the contingency plan would be to simply
choose another to film or better still, film indoors. In case of any technical
difficulties, that would not even be a problem as all equipment would have been
checked and even after been checked will be under strict supervision until the
day of the use, also, in the instance of actors not being able to make, there
are people who are part of the production team who are always willing to step
in front of the camera to make sure that the work is done efficiently and
quickly adapt under tough circumstances.
M WT D
ReplyDeleteFor 2A.M2: you've selected an idea from two and explained the selection of the idea, the proposal shows some detailed consideration of target audience, purpose and key message), platform
Most, but not all, planning issues will have been considered: logistics, resources; legal; ethical; cost
For 2A.D2: the learner will select an idea from two or more. In justifying the selection of the idea the learner’s analysis of the brief will show detailed consideration of who, why, what and where, for example target audience (British born Asian females, 18-25-year-old university students living away from home), purpose (to discourage online bullying, to allow fans to book tickets online), platform (a segment within the Hip Hop half hour show on Radio 1Xtra broadcast on air and online, a two-page fashion article for an online magazine. All the planning issues will have been given detailed consideration, for example logistics (filming in poor weather, finding actors for weekend recording sessions), legal (for example watershed, copyright issues), ethical (for example promoting violence, gender representations, industry regulations).
To improve:
Outline Industry regulations and moral/ethical considerations
Break down costs (even transport)
Be specific about the websites or channels that will hit your audience