1. Healthy Body: Healthy Mind?
Maya Chillingworth

2. Package How Can Sport be Used to Improve Mental Health?
Sport Relief – Hype over the celebrity tasks; for example Gregathlon: Pedal to the Peaks.
Exploring where the benefits can be continued long after the hype has ended.
Focuses – Young adults; Physical exercise; Social interaction.

3. Story Arc
Context – the Sports Relief hype & Greg James’ Gregathlon (encouraging listeners to phone in about experiences) Science behind Sport and Mental Health - Factual information about the link between the two Progression – What can be done now? Groups/Activists making a difference now (A personal account) Details on where the listener can access help/information

4. Research Gregathlon – raised £703,156 (2nd March)
Mental Health is a main focus for sport relief
Childline in 2016/17: “1 in 3 counselling sessions related to mental or emotional health and wellbeing issues”

5. Research Black Dog Institute
33,908 Norwegian adults were observed and the results showed that regular exercise can reduce depression, but not anxiety.
Sport Relief Stories
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Case Study: Post-Traumatic Stress (Waves for Change - Surfing therapy group)

6. Interviewees Greg James: Provide context - Put a voice to the campaign
Busy – diffcult to organise. Distance – phone interview
Medical/Sport Professionals
Facts/Knowledge of sport and mental health – educate listener
Risk of alienating audience – bitesizable information
Dr Carrie McCrea-Routray – Sports Physician (The Edinburgh Clinic)
University of Stirling: Psychology of Sport (Accredited) - Postgraduate
Lecturers - Dr Pete Coffee & Dr Calum Arthur. Alumni - Kelli Sharp

7. Interviewees Group/Organisation What work is being done? Examples
Homeless World Cup Foundation – reconnecting homeless people; worldwide opportunities (ERASMUS+)
England Athletics: The Mental Health Ambassador programme - #runandtalk
Who?
Ronnie Haydon – Mental Health Ambassador (Guardian running blogger)
Desiree Scott – Homeless World Cup Foundation Ambassador; women’s team and children’s training camps

8. Interviewees
Personal Experiences Sharing experiences with sport and mental health – Did it help? Examples Someone who has used England Athletics Members of Homeless World Cup Nathan Bullock – The Great North Run; spoken out about finding motivation in overcoming his depression (Age: 22 years) Alix Carpenter – tackled high anxiety through Bath Half Marathon for Mind; blogging about mental health and running (

9. Radio Station Style BBC Radio One Upbeat Conversational
Bed Music: repetitive beat
Music: popular; emergy artists; live music
Language: casual; informal
Topics Covered: Interviews with performers; Phone-ins on current affairs (members of public); Homelessness; News; Education; Work

10. Documentary Style Conversational & appropriately Upbeat
> Stimulate Debate: new perspective
Language: simple; uncomplicated; easily understandable
Music: Popular (played on Radio One); for example – Drake, Rudimental; Rira Ora, Justine Timberlake, Dua Lipa, Eminem, Steel Banglez, Camila Cabello, Stormzy
Bed Music: simple beat; no interfering; mental break

11. Documentary of Interest
Interviews:
Avarage Age Range – 13-30
Presenter Led:
Presenter - Young adult (17-29); engaging; interested
SFX:
Break up story arc
On Location:
Wildtrack – Players enjoying sport; Running; Setting Up; Outside/Gym/Centre atmosphere
Aumbiance – Place of work (typing, printers, set up, quiet discussion); Sentimental place (Sound of a room/area – stimulate discussion)

12. Target Audience Documentary target audience
Teens and Young Adults (13-25)
Gender: Male and Female
Interests: Sport; Health; Celebrities; Mental Health; Popular Music; News
Social Life: Sporting Events/Groups/Clubs; Seeking/Recieving Support for Health Problems; Education/Work/Minimum Wage
Language: UK Wide
BBC Radio One target Audience
BBC Radio One Remit: years (and younger teens)
Interests: Music; Emerging Artists; Sport; Live Music; Popular Music; Health; News (Related to Young Listeners)
Social Life: Social Events (Concerts/Football Matches/Clubs); Education/Work; Growth (some experiencing puberty); Exams/Assessments; Social Media

13. Greg James Interview with Liam Gallagher
Liam Gallagher Rages
Music – ‘Killing in the Name of’ – title context
Relaxed, Familiar, Socialable Atmosphere
Presenter: Greg James – Familiar with interviewee/ Allowed Him to Talk
Audience Participation – Relatable to Gallagher
Recorded vs Live
Tour/ ‘As You Were’

14. Fitting The Magazine Topic: Health and Lifestyle
Adele: Gender Inequality in Sports
Rory: Gambling Companies within Sport
Jay: What is Sport?