Modes of Address

Abiding by the rules and regulations of E4 was one of our main focuses. We had to think hardly about how our mode of address would be and how we will interact with our audience. As our target audience were teenagers we decided to go with the informal mode of address as younger people do nit speak like that,. This helped us a lot because when we did the dialogue script we ensured there was no modes of address to the audience that was Formal. Also this meant that we could not curse or anything like that due to the E4 community guidelines and the target audience being too young. Also our show would be placed before the watershed therefore making it impossible focus to curse in the show. If we broke any of these rules it would result in our show being to explicit to view and would result in not being allowed to view it.

Mode Of Address:
We went with informal mode of address due to our target audience this is because nowadays people speak in slang but we ensured that we didnt but in a way teenagers will find it normal to listen to. Also we didnt go with formal because our target audience would find it abnormal to see a magazine show having a formal mode of address. Also as me and my partner Jada researched the Magazine Shows we figured it would be better to keep it a bit stereotypical and do informal because it is more fun to listen to and people can relate themselves to that.

Gestures:
As the Magazine show has to be energetic we ensured our hand gestures were correlating with it such as at the very start of the show when me and Jada are walking into the set we need to set an energetic standard for the audience so they are all pumped and ready to watch the show itself. This meant we needed strong hand gestures to match with our tone of voice. Something that we would possibl usew will be th waving hand gesture when we end of the show for the audience - (WAVING SAYING BYE) <-- These type of hand gestures will come in handy otherwise it will be plain and boring.