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BBC Three and Documentary Research

Research into BBC Three as well as some of their most popular documentaries.

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BBC Three and Documentary Research

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  1. BBC Three

  2. Progression of the BBC Three Logo 2003-2008 2008-2016 2016-PRESENT

  3. Website • BBC Three must adhere to specific regulations in order to get funding and have their licence fee. For example, they are expected to represent all people and demographics: all cultures, all ethnicities, all religions, all classes etc. • Their drop-down menu promotes the different genres and categories of TV that they offer, such as comedy, documentaries etc. However, they have specific genres, such as the LGBTQ+, that has a diverse and inclusive focus and thus fulfil the requirements of the license fee.

  4. BBC Licence Fee • Downing street intend to scrap the BBC license fee and instead want the viewers to pay a subscription. They are also demanding a downsize, supposedly resulting in the selling of most of their radio stations. Currently, they appear to be safeguarding Radio Three and Radio Four and insist that a vast majority of the 61 radio stations that the BBC owns, be sold. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/no-10-tells-bbc-licence-fee-will-be-scrapped-hzwb9bzsx

  5. However, BBC boss, Lord Hall, believes that the BBC licence fee, despite criticism, will not be scrapped. He reinforces that the BBC, unlike many other subscription streaming services such as Netflix, offers 'a whole raft of things'. https://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/bbc-licence-fee-here-stay-despite-criticism-says-outgoing-boss-lord-hall-2116425

  6. Conventions of a Documentary • Location shots • Voice over • Text – titles / credits • Non-fiction – portraying reality • House Style – specific / repetitive  • BBC Three Logo

  7. Documentaries on BBC Three

  8. This documentary narrates Jesy Nelson's struggle with online abuse and the impact it has had on her mental health, something that many younger people especially can relate to. Evidently, this is the BBC Three's attempt to appeal to their younger target audience, specifically from ages 16-34. A message Jesy shared via her Instagram story, promoting this documentary. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07lsr4d/jesy-nelson-odd-one-out

  9. This documentary immediately starts by reinforcing that it was created by BBC Three – shown using the logo as well as stating 'BBC THREE PRESENTS'. Location shots are then used that introduce JesyNelson as well as illustrate her home. A voice over is used that then reveals the interview in  which she addresses her struggles with online abuse. 

  10. BBC Three will always introduce their documentary by presenting their specific logo at the beginning as well as place the logo for the BBC as a collective oin the top left-hand corner that will stay thrre for the duration of the documentary.

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