pitch My television advert is about society RSPCA

pitch

My television advert is about society RSPCA. My key point of the advert is to make people aware of the importance of helping and saving animals. RSPCA society have been saving animals for almost 200 years. The charity money helped, rescued and collected animals from many dangers. Also you can adopt a dog or a cat by contacting them or by visiting website https: //www. rspca. org. uk/home. The location that I will be using is Hyde park and RSPCA local in Cambridge Ave and the house of the owner. there is 3 characters. The first is the old owner, which is aggressive towards the dog, the second who saves the dog and eventually adopt it. The last character is the vet, who will treat and heal the dog in RSPCA. The advert will cost me approximately £ 3, 500 to £ 4, 500. This project will take 2 weeks. We are going to start filming in Hyde park a 10 am Tuesday and whenever we finish we go to the second location RSPCA. Finally we start editing as soon as we finish filming the parts of the advert.

One of the most significant issues facing the RSPCA is that the profile of its supporter base is ageing at a faster rate than ever before in its history. In order to ensure the RSPCA is still relevant to future generations, it needed to re-engage young audiences with its work and animal welfare issues. Traditionally, domestic pet ownership used to teach children about the importance of animal welfare and provided a natural introduction and entry point to the work of the RSPCA. However, pet ownership has been in continual decline over the past 20 years and now fewer than half of all British homes own a domestic pet.