Statement of Intent

 

For my posters, I will make definite that there is no material which can breach the rules set by the ASA. I will make sure that my posters do not contain graphic or violent content to ensure that there is no fear or distress felt from my posters. The reason this is a main priority as should the posters be advertised on billboards and within densely populated areas, it could very well be seen by young people in particular children, which could therefore lead to backlash and upset. My documentary is suitable for before the watershed as it’s based around non-league football so it can be viewed by all ages.

For my documentary to be interesting for an audience, there must be a portrayal of not just the positives but the negatives also. I intend for the full portrayal of non-league, not just the players perspective but the manager also. As the documentary will be represented from these perspectives, they will be featured on my posters as they will appear as the main focuses within the documentary. They will both appear doing stereotypical things, the player within a game on the football pitch whilst the manager is on the side lines making orders. I hope to accurately represent the highs and lows of non-league football from a managers and players perspective.

My documentary intends to appeal to an age range of 16-25 by featuring younger people upon the posters to help appeal to this age bracket, such as young non-league footballers. This will help appeal to my audience as it can make parts of the young players perspective seem more relatable and helps create a sense of representation. As well as this, the ‘trend’ of lower league English football has gradually been becoming increasingly popular due to factors like social media, this would therefore be popular amongst those looking for more realism outside of social media as well as those who are fans of football, not just non-league particularly.