1. Trimester 3 Week 3 &4 FMP pitch
Final Major Project

2. During week 1 -4 you should complete :
Identify your strengths within creative media
Identify the skills you have gained within creative media
Explore possible ideas for your Final major project
Originate range of ideas for FMP – at least three
Produce SWOT analysis of your project ideas
Analyse each idea for viability – use focus groups and lecturer to support your decision.
Fill in Project Proposal form (first draft)
Prepare for the FMP pitch

3. Week 3 &4 objectives:
By the end of the week 4 you will finalize and present your project proposal.
This will be in form of formal presentation for which you will have to have your UAL proposal document fully completed as well as Power Point Presentation with the following slides questions answered:

4. FMP Proposal pitch (not all questions will be relevant to your own project)
Title:
Tag Line: (Key question being asked)
Duration: (5-10minutes for video and audio piece or how many pages or spreads you are intending your article to be in case of print work)
Target Audience:
Medium you are planning to use: Video, Audio, Print, Interactive
Genre / Format: Give specific examples of type of programs, or style of writing / newspaper or magazine you intend you project to be.
Synopsis: 2-3 sentence Overview of what viewer should expect to see.
Treatment: More detailed breakdown of style and content

5. Tag line Tag Line: (Key question being asked / working hypothesis)
My project will show that …
The main argument / conflict is ..
I want audience to feel / understand ……

6. Target audience Who are you making your project for
Give target audience demographics
Give convincing answer why your target audience would be interested in your project.

7. Synopsis example What is your project about?
In one paragraph no more than five sentences explain what is your project about and what your target audience should expect to see, listen to or read.
Example:
Cherry Healey explores the challenges of motherhood and asks people about their different approaches to parenting. Among those she meets a mother who is in favour of smacking her children, a liberal mum and a woman facing a crisis with her teenage daughter.

8. Treatment questions to answer
What.
What is the key question you are asking?
Who.
Who is in the film?
Where.
Where will you film?
How.
How will you put it together?

9. What is the key question?
What are the issues you want your viewer to think about?
Your film subject (person, group, environment, social issues etc.)
Background information about the topic and how are you going to put this across in your project.
Include your research in this section.
Interesting facts or statistics
Archives sourced
End on the key question you would like your viewers to be asking themselves while watching the documentary.

10. Who is in the film? Describe the main characters /interviewees.
Presenter: Cherry Healey is a…
Characters (example):
Mum & Teenage Daughter
Couple & Boys
Single Mum
Expert 1. Psychologist
Expert 2. Academic discussing statistics
Celbrity
Describe each contributor. What makes them special?, is it their experience, their knowledge, their personality, …

11. Where will you film? Describe what the film will look like.
What are the locations?
How will it be shot?

12. 4.How Will You Put It Together?
What will be the style of the video, audio or print work – be specific give examples of your influences.
is there a presenter, will it be funny or serious, etc
What will it look like? How will it be filmed, recorded, written in style of etc. ?

13. Design a research plan
You need to come up with a research plan that will cover the following areas: 1. Topic research 2. Target audience 3. Skills and techniques that you need to have and practice 4. Production planning research
What needs to be researched?
Method
Technique
Refer to your project idea , list all the areas which need to be researched.
Identify if you will need to use primary, secondary or quantitative, qualitative
If your method is primary, which technique will you use to research? It could be conducting interviews.

14. Individual closed pitching sessions
The Pitch
Individual closed pitching sessions
5 min duration

15. Pitching Tips Order your material for maximum impact. Good start
Good finish
Lots of detail in the middle.
Good luck

16. Things to remember Spelling, grammar and punctuation check your work
Make sure to reference all your resources (Harvard referencing)
At the end of the pitch hand your written UAL proposal and PPP
Your presentation will be filmed / recorded for evidence purpose.

17. Examples of FMP proposal forms and FMP pitch PPP
FMP Pitch PPP examples:
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