Planning - Instagram page plan



Reflection - This has been a useful activity, as it has given me a secure structure for my Instagram page. I intend to do 8 or 9 posts, consisting of a variety of 'stills' of mountain ranges, Mountain Rescue vehicles and more. In amongst this, I intend on having a post about Chris Lloyd (the interviewee), and Myles Webster (the producer). This is to allow my audience to feel more connected to aspects of the production, such as the interviewee, along with knowing who the creator is behind the documentary, and the cause. I want my Instagram page to share the same, 'thrilling' theme that is visible in my documentary, in order to create a sense of branding. The production company 'Webster Films' will feature throughout the Instagram page, in order to grow the recognition of the brand. I may also include a charity post, in order to express Myles' care and compassion for the issue covered, being mountain safety and Mountain Rescue strains.
 

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