I have chosen to analyse the children’s television programme
Rosie and Jim. This was a British television show that ran from 3rd
September 1990 until 11 December 2000. The programme continued on and off until
2004.
In regards to Alison’s comments on the other posts I thought
I would use this opportunity to look for similarities we could use in our data.
For example both mine and Jodie’s shows are 90’s children’s TV shows so we
could base our analysis on this. An idea could be to have three shows from the
90’s and three from the 2000 – 2010 era and compare similarities and
differences between the two. Series 3 (1995), series 4 (1996), series 5 (1997)
and series 6 (1998) are all from the time frame Jodie suggested she would use -
1993-1998.
Alongside time frame we could have as a criterion British TV
shows which Rosie and Jim is. It was also aired on CITV so we could compare the
differences between the shows shown on CITV and CBBC although I doubt many
differences would occur.
The running time of Rosie and Jim is 11/15 minutes therefore
we need to look into the sections/amount of time we’re giving to each episode
we’re analysing. Therefore we could have as our criterion programmes that do
not exceed 15 minutes.
However this is all subject to the meeting we attend on
Friday where we can discuss all of our findings and Alison’s comments.
In terms of finding this data I think my mom has kept some
of my old Rosie and Jim videos but if not I will use Youtube via this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNDuNh_Rw6Y
I've sent several comments to the group, and I think we may need a meeting. I'm concerned that the CDS that was your original focus isn't likely to be much of a feature in your data. I may be wrong, but do try to decide what exactly you are trying to find out and how your data can be chosen to enable you to do so. I'm sure the project has potential, but I don't want you to miss opportunities to realise that potential.
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