Idea for a game show:

'Don't mug me off'
London based game show, cockney theme, Danny Dyer as presenter.

• London taxi, letter box, buses, big ben theme
• 'Don't mug me off' if you lose you get a mug as a prize 
• c-d list celebrities to bring in more viewers (soap celebrities, stacey Soloman (garbage actors/presenters) 
• quiz/challenge based rounds 
• 2 celebrity teams go against each other for cash prizes to go to charity 
• special shows for seasons aka christmas/halloween for comic effect 
• ITV prime time Saturday before X-factor 

My Families consumption:

Dad: mostly computer for shopping, research, general browsing whilst watching TV in the living room, watches TV passively, doesn't pay much attention unless its sports based. Listens to music during the day through speakers then headphones if he's on the move. 

Mum: Watches TV passively, shops on tablet, looks at the news, watches videos but doesn't use social networks, has an iPhone but uses it for basic uses. 

George: Watches Netflix, streams series online, plays clash of clans constantly on either phone or tablet, uses an xbox and ps3, nintendo DS. Generic nerd boy. 

Dave: Watches TV, mostly news, documentaries or something music based, has a mac and laptop, uses DJ decks to made and record music, plays football manager on tablet, uses phone and computer for Facebook and news updates. 

Me: Watch TV, documentaries, TV series, have the news on constantly at night whilst i sleep, listen to music, stream music, either through speakers or headphones, listen to the radio when downstairs, own an iPhone to check Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, the news, talk to people on WhatsApp text iMessage and Facebook. Create graphics/album covers on photoshop and cybrfm. stream TV via US Netflix. 

Audience for Paulton's Park: 

The primary audience for Paulton's Park is young children aged from 3 to 10,  the size of the rides and the theme of the park are suited towards that age range, there is a peppa pig park for the younger children and babies, there is also one half of the park that has larger rides for the older children, this is so that families can come and everyone will have something to do. 

The secondary audience is family members, like parents and older children, there are seating areas and refreshment areas for the parents to sit whilst their children are on the rides, there are also larger rides and 3D cinemas for older children.