beginning archived material linking to the chosen genre with famous pub

opinions on the topic, with the history of the genre, events linked to the genre/you
examples of the genre e.g. events musicians and songs.

Middle the public opinion interview with questions linking to the topic
-police officer

End conclusion

Script
Name of production:
Producer:
Archived footage will be introduced with a natation this narration
will be presented by one of the young people
( the archived footage will show live performances and music videos
)
Grime is thought to of emerged for urban UK areas around
the beginning of the 2nd millennium and is linked to genres
such as UK garage and jungle
The main pioneers for this genre would be Wiley, dizzy
rascal, Kano & Skepta with BBK, Newham Generals, roll
deep, so solid and 67 being the most iconic groups
associated with this genre.
Grime emerged from London with its origins on UK pirate
radio stations such as Rinse FM, Deja Vu FM, Freeze 92.7
and Raw Mission.
The usage of male musicians speaking in a similar pace to
the beat of garage music introduced the similar links to rap
found in the US however the beats used were faster paced
and lyrics used were repeated with a minimal amount of
meaning behind them.
The archived footage will switch to the plan b music video and
other negative videos linking to grime.
Grime music followed similar footsteps to hip hop music as
different areas had their own style of rap which caused

clashes between artists, its obvious to realise that

competition would arise between artists representing
areas .The negative approach to grime started as soon as
their lyrics had a meaning some condemning the law
system, some involving distasteful language and the
inclusion of descriptive analysis of past crime events.Kim
Howells is someone who condemns this genre deeply saying
quotes such as Idiots like the So Solid Crew are glorifying
gun culture and violence he also been quoted for saying
For years I have been very worried about these hateful
lyrics that these boasting macho idiot rappers come out
with. It is a big cultural problem. It has created a culture
where killing is almost a fashion accessory. Music videos
were used to show the artists could producppres linking
lyrics on the spot however this soon stemmed to videos
similar to other genres with a narrative or meaning. This
would give viewers an insight to their lifestyle, which would
horrify parents and appeal to some youths.
The interview process
Filmed interviews with questions removed after with footage used
linking to comments made these series of interviews will be
introduced with a character profile and will be shown mixing there
responses together constant footage will be shown to show their
opinion.
work

1. What is your favourite music genre?

2. In your profession you come across youths involved
with crime, do you notice any similarities between
them?
3. What is your general opinion on the music genre known
as grime?
4. What would you say causes you to have this opinion on
this genre?
5. Are you aware of the stereotypes associated with this
genre?
6. Would you agree with this statement " Idiots like the
So Solid Crew are glorifying gun culture and violence
7. The history of grime links back to urban areas where
crime has been proven to thrive before the
introduction of grime, are there any other sources of
influence which would cause youths in these areas to
revolt in crime?

8. When you was a youth what was seen as the main

cause/ main source of influence?
9. Would you agree with this statement? grime music is
not the cause of crime within the modern 21st century
youths however it promotes it as a glamourous life
choice
Switching back to archived footage showing footage linking to the
negative portrayal of youths . The footage will then display the
second interview with a establishing shot to show the interviewees
place of work
1. Questions presented to the youths
2. How often do you listen to grime music?
3. Can you state any emotions you feel when listening to
this genre?
4. Can you name your favourite grime artist or group?
5. What do you like about this artist?
6. Do you understand all the lyrics they rap?
7. How does grime music relate to you?
8. Do you see anything negative about listening to this
genre?
9. Are you aware of incidents linking with grime with a
criminal offence?
10.
Do you think all theyre lyrics and videos are
appropriate?
11.
Would you show your parents grime songs and
the videos created for them?
During these questions archived footage will be used to link
comments made during the interview this will include music
videos and quotes by artists including live performances.
The production should conclude with a conclusion from the
police officer depending on what he says.