The Commissioning Process- Drama

Summary of the Content:

BBC 1- These programmes are classic programmes that are loved by a large audience. For example; Eastenders. These Programmes are normally ongoing programmes that tell a story.

BBC 2- This channel has more provocative scenes and strong language. They are focused on the past and present.

BBC 3- This channel's programmes will only have a maximum of two series. The audience is always the same but the style will always change with what is "popular".

Who is the Audience:

BBC 1- They have a broad audience,  there is no specific age range. they must "provide much-loved programmes... that appeal across the board" This appeals well with their target audience.

BBC 2- This channel has an older age range of 35-54 year olds. They are a "very diverse group in terms of lifestyle and interests".

BBC 3- This channel attracts the younger audience, 16-34 year olds. This channel is a "mixed genre". It "focusing on the young" and is "never afraid to try new stuff". This channel targets a generation that is constantly changing so its important this changel has a good "development of new ideas".

 Extra notes:

BBC4 doesn't have a drama section on their channel.  Its for more informative people. They have shows that include; current affairs, documentaries and a small section of news. There is no drama because tv drama's cost too much and drama's don't match the target audience they are aiming at.