Project summary:

This project is based around making people aware of homelessness in their area and how we should stop ignoring them and think of ways to help get them back on their feet. i wish to make people aware of the fact that the number of people sleeping rough on the streets of London has risen by over one-third in the past year, new government figures reveal. The crisis has prompted homelessness charities to call for sweeping reforms but unfortunately alot of people are un aware of these figures, so the aim of my documentary is to bring these kind of things to light.


Target Audience:
The target audience of my documentary is everyone as i believe that this is a message for everyone to hear even though homelessness is not an issue in all areas it is still possible for people in different communities to help with situation but they do not due to be them being unaware of the situation.
I also believe everyone should watch this is because the areas that are suffering with extreme homelessness are used by all of us such as croydon shopping centre as people from all over south come to use this well known shopping centre but are unaware of the vast people living in dirty allies, car parks and behind some of the most used stores.


Perception/tone/guidelines:

i want this documentary to be serious containing a lot of factual information.

Homelessness questionnaire summary/evaluation.

1. Why do you think there are so many homeless people in the uk?

A lot of the people who believe a lot of people end up homeless due to the lack of jobs. But statistics show that the most common reasons for people going homeless are; drugs, alcoholism, relationship breakdowns etc…

2. What’s your reaction when you see a homeless person on the street?

There was a vast variety of different answers to this question some people said they would just wonder how the homeless person ended up there, others that they would just feel naturally bad for them and there were the few that said they would just try to avoid eye contact to prevent an awkward situation.