What are the six aspects of TV documentary planning copy?

Theme and purpose, reasons for shooting the theme, importance and practical significance, audience, production team, production cycle and budget.

1. Theme and purpose: Make clear the theme and production purpose of the documentary. Describe the core topic or story background to be discussed in the documentary, as well as the information and opinions conveyed through the documentary.

2. Reasons for shooting the theme: Explain why you chose to shoot this specific theme. You can introduce the uniqueness, importance, charm and relevance of the theme to the audience.

3. Importance and practical significance: Explain the importance and practical significance of shooting this documentary. Explain the impact of documentary on society, culture and environment, and why this theme is worth presenting to the audience.

4. Audience: Define the target audience of the documentary. Describe the audience orientation of documentaries, including age, hobbies, cultural background and other information, in order to better locate the production and publicity strategies.

5. Production team: Introduce the documentary production team. Including the director, screenwriter, photographer, producer and other key personnel's brief introduction and relevant experience, in order to show the professional quality and ability of the team.

6. Production cycle and budget: summarize the production cycle and budget of the documentary. Explain the estimated shooting time, post-production time and budget range involved, and provide reference for subsequent production planning and resource preparation.