Tuesday, 2 February 2016

Research on sceduling question(4a)

Bad Education


BBC 3 is the channel that commissioned Bad Education.
It is directed by Christine Gernon. 
Created and written by Jack Whitehall, who is also the main character of the series.
The Producer is Pippa Brown and the Executive Producer is Ben Cavey.
The sitcom is aimed at audiences between the ages of 15 and 25.
 It is suitable for young adults or older teenagers as the humor suits them more. Also the setting is set in a school which relates to younger audience as they might be attending to schools too.
The time that BBC run the program is 10pm every Wednesday. However, as the show doesn't run no more, it runs repeats at 3pm through the week.  
It airs at 10pm because it contains violence, vulgar language and sexual humor which is not suitable for younger audiences. It starts late so that there are less younger people viewing the program.
They are on after the watershed because they might be repeats of it and so they will be on earlier times where the young people will be at school so they cannot watch them.
BBC3's audience demographic are:


  1. The channel is disciplined in its focus on young audiences and 16-34 year-olds are its centre of gravity: people who are young in spirit and mindset.
  2. BBC Three is ‘never afraid to try new things’ and will continue to innovate with breakthrough Comedy, stand-out Entertainment, brave Documentary and intelligent Factual Formats. Our content needs to have potential to innovate across platforms.
  3. BBC Three should provide an environment for the development of new ideas and talent and for existing talent to take risks, becoming a genuine laboratory for BBC One and BBC Two. 



Friday Night Dinner


Channel 4(E4) is the channel that commissioned Friday Night Dinner.
It is directed by Steve Bendelack.
Created and written by Robert Cooper, who is also a British comedy producer, writer, actor, and author, best known as co-creator of the mock BBC documentary 'Look around you'.
The Producer is also Robert Cooper and the executive producer is Nira Park.
The program is aimed at people who are aged 15-30 because of its humor. It contains adult humor which will relate to adults.
The times that it starts is on every Friday at 8pm.
It airs at 8pm as it contains some adult humor in which is not suitable for some young people but can be available for 15 years old and over. 
It is near the watershed so that younger people will not be able to watch as parents won't let them.
E4's audience demographics are:
They target this demographic because they broadcast good quality drama, comedy, features and having diverse entertainment formats making E4 and E4 +1's both have a very strong impact on 16-34's. This demographic is mindful, sociable, connected, heavy internet users, they love going out and tend to use advertising as one of their many information sources.

Comparison


The watershed between the two programmes differ because in Bad education, the watershed is at 10pm and in Friday Night Dinner, the watershed is at 8pm. this shows that Bad education is more obscene than Friday Night Dinner because It contains more explicit language and has more innuendo's which is suitable for people who suits their type of humor such as young adults aged 16-25. The watershed for Friday Night Dinner is 8pm because it has innuendo's and adult humor but can be suitable for younger audiences aged 15-20. It is earlier because the innuendo's is not as worse as the other program. 


Bad education is aired on BBC 3 because the channels demographics are the channel is disciplined in its focus on young audiences and 16-34 year-olds are its centre of gravity: people who are young in spirit and mindset. BBC Three is ‘never afraid to try new things’ and will continue to innovate with breakthrough Comedy, stand-out Entertainment, brave Documentary and intelligent Factual Formats. Our content needs to have potential to innovate across platforms. This shows that the program is pushing the limits more as BBC 3 contains more experimental programs and it also has more freedom.













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