Week 6

Over the last week I have been doing research into similar projects and shows aimed at the same demographic in order to get a better idea of what my target audience are actively tuning in to watch. What I discovered is that there are a rising number of production teams creating web shows for projects that have a small budget and that the prime audience viewing this content is my desired demographic of young adults aged between sixteen and twenty five. As I already mentioned I would like to incorporate some kind of website or social media presence for my show and have decided that this would be the perfect direction to take my show in.  For this reason I have decided to now style my project as a adventure holiday web series that would consist of four web shows each between ten and fifteen minutes long. With two presenters each taking part in competitive adventure activities with the loser of each webisode having to do some sort of punishment or fore fit. The show would focus less on the historic and scenic value and more primarily on the adventure activities. However there will be aspects of historic and scenic content peppered in as to still promote the series as a travel show only now more targeted at a younger more adventurous audience. Alongside this I now realized I would have to build a strong online social media presence for my web series. I will primarily build this through hosting the series through a video-sharing site like Youtube and start to build up a online presence though accounts on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. After this I will then extend it into a website that will host the web shows along with other content and information that fans can access. Whilst some of the web series will still be filmed in Cornwall due to locations I have already obtained but I will also feature shows in other coastal towns, as this will allow for me to widen my range of activities and create a more exciting show.