Level 2 Media Introduction to pitching a media Product 1.1 & 1.2

 My Idea for a factual teen show

My idea was about a 15 year old boy who lives with a family and his daily struggles at home and school, the show's name is called "A typical life" this show will contain bits of Comedy, Drama, Romance and Action and this show i made up is aimed at 13-16 year olds (Mainly Teenagers). this show will fictionally be aired daily on channel 4 and will last an hour and half of different episodes starting in chroniclogical order between 7:00-8:30pm.   

My idea for a TV Quiz Show

This show is called "Right on target" and basically the show starts with 4 randomly selected competitors, each competitor comes with a plastic crossbow that comes with three darts. Whenever someone answers a question correctly they automatically adds 50 pounds to their total, then they would use the crossbow and fire a dart on the dart board and depending on where the dart will hit you will earn a certain amount, you will can earn from 50-500 pounds. after each round a competitor will be eliminated with the lowest of money until one remains.

My idea for a Mobile app

My mobile app idea is an RPG based game with optional in game currency, you can collect popular video game based characters like sonic, mario, Spyro , Crash bandicoot and much more, you can randomly obtain them and train thereby leveling up, you can play solo on quests and fight other players using PVP.  

    

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