1. There is a range of urban and suburban teenagers to show the range of teens. Money would
probably be middle value within the majority demographics as teens have busy lives as it is already
without working long hours in big jobs as well. Ethnicity wouldn’t be an issue as we share a rage of
ethnics in the documentary. It would be promoted through various BBC family productions such as
BBC 1xtra which has a huge audience of mainly teens. This could help with promoting the radio
trailer. Whereas, BBC One could help with showing snippets from the actual documentary and their
website could show pictures from the article. The slogan Commit to be Fit would also stick with
teens as it is a catchy short phrase that follows throughout all three products showing they truly do
work as a brand. The documentary it self did come off a bit slow placed and subtle than as
humorous as originally intended. This was done to appeal to an older teenage audience who maybe
are starting university soon. In our feedback it showed positive results which shows we were
successful in chosing a target audience and then going on to appeal to them correctly....
The majority of our ancillary texts were made on professional standard programs so it was only
fitting they be targeted for the same when distributed and released. The trailer would be made on
Garage Band and promoted through BBC 1xtra whose age targets are 15-30. The magazine would
be promoted on the BBC website while being created through Adobe favourites; Photoshop and In
Design. Lastly the documentary would be made through Final Cut Pro and screened on BBC Three.
TV Choice would be the magazine who print the magazine. They often promote shows to do with
ordinary teenagers and young adults so this would be fitting.

2. There is a range of urban and suburban teenagers to show the range of teens. Money would
probably be middle value within the majority demographics as teens have busy lives as it is already
without working long hours in big jobs as well. Ethnicity wouldn’t be an issue as we share a rage of
ethnics in the documentary. It would be promoted through various BBC family productions such as
BBC 1xtra which has a huge audience of mainly teens. This could help with promoting the radio
trailer. Whereas, BBC One could help with showing snippets from the actual documentary and their
website could show pictures from the article. The slogan Commit to be Fit would also stick with
teens as it is a catchy short phrase that follows throughout all three products showing they truly do
work as a brand. The documentary it self did come off a bit slow placed and subtle than as
humorous as originally intended. This was done to appeal to an older teenage audience who maybe
are starting university soon. In our feedback it showed positive results which shows we were
successful in chosing a target audience and then going on to appeal to them correctly....
The majority of our ancillary texts were made on professional standard programs so it was only
fitting they be targeted for the same when distributed and released. The trailer would be made on
Garage Band and promoted through BBC 1xtra whose age targets are 15-30. The magazine would
be promoted on the BBC website while being created through Adobe favourites; Photoshop and In
Design. Lastly the documentary would be made through Final Cut Pro and screened on BBC Three.
TV Choice would be the magazine who print the magazine. They often promote shows to do with
ordinary teenagers and young adults so this would be fitting.

3. There is a range of urban and suburban teenagers to show the range of teens. Money would
probably be middle value within the majority demographics as teens have busy lives as it is already
without working long hours in big jobs as well. Ethnicity wouldn’t be an issue as we share a rage of
ethnics in the documentary. It would be promoted through various BBC family productions such as
BBC 1xtra which has a huge audience of mainly teens. This could help with promoting the radio
trailer. Whereas, BBC One could help with showing snippets from the actual documentary and their
website could show pictures from the article. The slogan Commit to be Fit would also stick with
teens as it is a catchy short phrase that follows throughout all three products showing they truly do
work as a brand. The documentary it self did come off a bit slow placed and subtle than as
humorous as originally intended. This was done to appeal to an older teenage audience who maybe
are starting university soon. In our feedback it showed positive results which shows we were
successful in chosing a target audience and then going on to appeal to them correctly....
The majority of our ancillary texts were made on professional standard programs so it was only
fitting they be targeted for the same when distributed and released. The trailer would be made on
Garage Band and promoted through BBC 1xtra whose age targets are 15-30. The magazine would
be promoted on the BBC website while being created through Adobe favourites; Photoshop and In
Design. Lastly the documentary would be made through Final Cut Pro and screened on BBC Three.
TV Choice would be the magazine who print the magazine. They often promote shows to do with
ordinary teenagers and young adults so this would be fitting.

4. There is a range of urban and suburban teenagers to show the range of teens. Money would
probably be middle value within the majority demographics as teens have busy lives as it is already
without working long hours in big jobs as well. Ethnicity wouldn’t be an issue as we share a rage of
ethnics in the documentary. It would be promoted through various BBC family productions such as
BBC 1xtra which has a huge audience of mainly teens. This could help with promoting the radio
trailer. Whereas, BBC One could help with showing snippets from the actual documentary and their
website could show pictures from the article. The slogan Commit to be Fit would also stick with
teens as it is a catchy short phrase that follows throughout all three products showing they truly do
work as a brand. The documentary it self did come off a bit slow placed and subtle than as
humorous as originally intended. This was done to appeal to an older teenage audience who maybe
are starting university soon. In our feedback it showed positive results which shows we were
successful in chosing a target audience and then going on to appeal to them correctly....
The majority of our ancillary texts were made on professional standard programs so it was only
fitting they be targeted for the same when distributed and released. The trailer would be made on
Garage Band and promoted through BBC 1xtra whose age targets are 15-30. The magazine would
be promoted on the BBC website while being created through Adobe favourites; Photoshop and In
Design. Lastly the documentary would be made through Final Cut Pro and screened on BBC Three.
TV Choice would be the magazine who print the magazine. They often promote shows to do with
ordinary teenagers and young adults so this would be fitting.