Ideas Development

Ideas development by the research conducted by Timi our idea originates from a combination of existing products such as 'RS: Hood Documentary' and 'Chicken Connoisseur: Pengest Munch'. These shows all share the level of humour we wish to reach, they are real people playing a character as close to themselves as they can. Another similarity is the tone and context of the show, the Chicken connoisseur reviews chicken and chip shops all over london; this is a urban culture of london in which the audience can relate to making him the successful public figure he is. 'RS' series Hood Documentary was also a success due to the nature of the show being relevant to the audience of Londoners and those living in the urban culture, understanding the look, jokes and activities mentioned.

Our Idea 'C’est Mon Block: Timi Bangi’ The camera follows him around his area/ estate to find out more about history and stories that have come up. He will also interact with friends and neighbours/shopkeepers to keep the narrative running. 

We have developed it into a pilot series of 3 minute wonders, of a first episode introducing the character and filmmaker 'Timi Bangi'. The narrative and structure for the documentary begins with a opening sequence of him talking then a title sequence with music (produced track or pre existing)  It will contain cinematography of the area, shots of the estates, him traveling. 

From doing research 'Hood Documentary' consists of 6 episodes and had a small production team similar to our production for 'C'est Mon Block' it is also a 5 minute mockumentary which has a short storyline and usually takes place in one or two locations, just as our show. 

'Pengest Munch - Chicken Connoisseur has over 15 Episodes and caters fro all areas of London and even a episode in New York. The running time is between 10 - 30 minutes considering all content/interviews and details for reviewing, he uses an observational and expository approach to trail and testing the Chicken and Chips with a voice over and cutting to him visibly reporting.
Both case studies are seen online and steamed from platforms such as BBC 3 and YouTube. With social media responses and marketing.