During the documentary I will be targeting the negative effects of alcohol on the human body. My target audience for this will be a very wide range of people starting with high school students to even the older working class. My main goal is to educate people about the effects of alcohol. .
Proposal.
Well I feel being a college student this is a very important topic. A lot of drinking goes on in college and I think it would be helpful to inform people of the harmful effects so hopefully it will make people think twice before going out and drinking to get drunk or drinking at all. Many people just drink and don't realize the harm it is doing to you brain and body. So my intentions are hopefully to inform people and maybe I can save the lives of them or someone else that they might injury while drunk. .
There are many different ways of to approach this documentary. I think I"m defiantly going to have a lot of interviews with recovering alcoholics and people going through AA now. Also, I would use some stock footage of car accidents that a drunk driver was involved in. Would have a narrator to walk us through this documentary, this would also be the person that conducts the interviews. Defiantly I would have some type of music behind certain scenes to add more feelings to it, and I would music for the openings and the credits. .
My audience would start with high school students so it can hopefully get the message across about the negative effects of drinking. This will hopefully either get them not to drink or at least drink responsibly so the harmful effects in there body won't be too harsh. Also, for an older crowd so they know all the harm that has been done since they started drinking and maybe they will stop drinking or just slow it down a little bit to keep there body strong and healthy. Now this documentary wouldn't be shown in the theatres but hopefully on network television.
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