Showing posts with label Celebrity Juice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celebrity Juice. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 February 2018

TV Comedy Research - Celebrity Juice



You need to know the following information: the day, time and channel of the programme (in this case Celebrity Juice).

Task 1: Research the following and post your answers onto your own media blog:
  • Who commissioned the programme?
  • Who produced it?
  • What audience is it aimed at? Why?
  • Why is it on at that time and on that channel? Link to 'type' of comedy and target audience. 
  • Is it on after the watershed? Why?
  • Know the  audience demographic

Task 2: Using this information, answer the exam questions below. You have the whole lesson and will need to write your response in your book to hand in to your teacher to be marked. Want to see how to structure your answer? For more help Click here.


4. (a) Compare how and why two programmes were scheduled on different channels.


State the day, time and channel of each programme.
  • Who commissioned the programmes?
  • Who produced them?
  • What audience are they aimed at? Why?
  • Why are they on at that time and on that channel? Link to 'type' of comedy and target audience. 
  • Are they on after the watershed? Why?
  • Know the audience demographic
You must know:
  1. day 
  2. time
  3. channel
for both programmes (Car Share and Celebrity Juice).

Friday, 17 March 2017

TV Comedy - Mr Smith - AFL and Revision Grid



Step 1

Use the AFL grid and prepare your work from period 1 for Mr Ford to mark. Glue this grid into your exercise books.

Step 2

Download, print and complete this TV Comedy revision grid

TV COMEDY REVISION GRID

Thursday, 16 March 2017

TV Comedy - 4a

Write your own response to question 4a.

Complete the cloze exercise below and then write a response in your own style. Ensure that you get the times, dates and channels correct when first broadcast.

‘Peter Kay’s Car Share’ was initially broadcast on BBC iPlayer between 24th - 28th April 2015. It was premiered on ------------------ at ---------as it was believed by the producers that the target audience aged ---------- would be at home at this time before school / college / work on a------------. (remember that Car Share was on BBC iPlayer first and then moved to BBC1).

‘Celebrity Juice was first broadcast on a ------------------------ as it was believed the target audience would have ------------------------------------. (refer to audience commitments the next day)
‘Peter Kay’s Car Share’ and ‘Celebrity Juice’s’ target audience are contrasting as ‘PKCS’ audience fall into the ------------- demographic category as they are more likely to empathise with the narrative of the sitcom (explain) while ‘’CJ’s’ audience falls into the ------------------ category as the audience are likely to be ------------------------- and find comedy in the ---------------------- of the programme as they are more probable to keep up with current ---------------------.

Both programmes proved to be a success on their niche audience channels and in the case of PKCS  then switched to ---------  a mass audience channel as it ranges over a wide demographic with programmes for all such as -------------------------------. Celebrity Juice stayed on------- (give channel and reason).
Both programmes were aired after 9 pm as part of the ‘watershed’, conveying that they both contain adult humour for a specific audience.


The answer gives time, day and channel for both Peter Kay's Car Share and Celebrity Juice. This fits the level 2 descriptors. Any plausible scheduling is rewarded, as examiners cannot be sure which scheduling decision the candidates have studied and with long-running programmes there may have been many different forms of scheduling. 

Some accurate explanation of why the programmes were scheduled in this way – such as a discussion of the watershed – should raise it into level 3. The answer achieves this with a discussion of why specific nights were chosen, their original scheduling on niche channels and a move to a mass channel, and a mention of the watershed.


To reach a level 4 your answer needs to explain why the channels chose to schedule these programmes and be definite about the time and the days both programmes were broadcast. You also need to link audience demographic to the channel in a clear fashion. Also try to include information about who scheduled and produced the shows and any useful references to the mission/ purpose and vision of both channels.

Tuesday, 7 March 2017

TV Comedy - 4a

Answer the questions below. You have the whole lesson.

4. (a) Compare how and why two programmes were scheduled on different channels.

State the day, time and channel of each programme.
  • Who commissioned the programmes?
  • Who produced them?
  • What audience are they aimed at? Why?
  • Why are they on at that time and on that channel? Link to 'type' of comedy and target audience. 
  • Are they on after the watershed? Why?
  • Know the audience demographic
You must know:
  1. day 
  2. time
  3. channel
for both programmes (Car Share and Celebrity Juice).

Monday, 20 February 2017

Keith Lemon - research task


Task: Find out all about Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis) and create a couple of pages about his unique style of TV Comedy. Use the questions below to help you collect enough detail for a couple of pages in your exercise books explaining your research findings. Remember that this information will be essential for your exam preparation.


Find out what shows have been developed using the character Keith Lemon.
  • Create a timeline of his TV Comedy shows.
  • What genre of TV Comedy shows has he produced.
  • Explore his successful show Celebrity Juice, explaining how it appeals to audiences (consider audience pleasures here).



Read through some of these articles to support your research:

Friday, 10 February 2017

TV comedy research - Celebrity Juice


You need to know the following information: the day, time and channel of the programme (in this case Celebrity Juice).

Research the following:
  • Who commissioned the programme?
  • Who produced it?
  • What audience is it aimed at? Why?
  • Why is it on at that time and on that channel? Link to 'type' of comedy and target audience. 
  • Is it on after the watershed? Why?
  • Know the audience demographic