This document discusses 6 different viral advertisement videos and analyzes elements like camera work, targeted audiences, and how the videos demonstrate concepts like the rule of thirds. For the first video about lactose-free milk, it notes the consistent positioning of the glass on the right side of screen and woman on the left. It then examines 5 other viral ads, commenting on their uses of camera angles, effects, subjects, and how they could inspire the creator's own viral video project.
The document contains descriptions of four advertisements from different genres:
1) A humorous advert for Fosters Gold beer that uses humor and iconography to contrast Australia and England.
2) A surreal advert for Jordans cereal that features talking animals in a fantasy setting to portray the product.
3) A dramatic charity advert for Full Stop that uses close-ups and facts/figures to elicit emotion from viewers.
4) A parodic Specsavers advert that mocks Lynx ads to humously promote eyewear.
Jared Spencer evaluated his own media product and how it developed or challenged conventions of real media.
He summarized that his teaser trailer was influenced by the film "Hitman" as they had similar narratives. However, he challenged some conventions such as having the main character look directly at the camera to suggest rebellion. He also used fewer shots and fast pacing to conceal the plot.
For his magazine cover, he developed conventions of "Total Film" by having background images link to the theme and film. He challenged codes by having the character look away and overlap the title.
From audience feedback on his trailer and magazine mock-ups, he learned feedback is key to understanding if his work is on the right track
The document provides an analysis of a media product by Joseph Holroyd. It summarizes how the product challenges conventions through the use of longer shots during combat scenes and blackouts between titles to separate characters. It represents teenagers as its target audience and discusses potential distribution through cinemas, television channels, or online platforms. The intended rating would be 12 or 12A due to violence, and the techniques used to attract the audience include establishing shots, music, and building tension.
The document summarizes the opening sequence of a student horror film project. It discusses challenges to horror film conventions through an immediately tense opening. Lighting and camera techniques were used to build suspense without revealing the killer. Youth characters were chosen to avoid assumptions and generate more mystery until the ending. Learning experiences included improving camerawork, editing, and using free online resources to add sound effects and titles.
This document summarizes a student's media coursework project creating a promotional package for a fictional horror film. The package includes a magazine cover, film poster, and trailer. The student aimed to use conventions from real media products while also innovating in some ways. Feedback was positive and praised the creepy tone, continuity across items, and clear genre. However, some felt it revealed too much about the killer. The student learned new technologies like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and professional cameras during the project.
The document summarizes different marketing strategies used to promote the horror film "The Descent." It discusses three strategies: 1) The trailer used aspects of action, suspense, and horror to hook audiences and show what the film is about. 2) The billboard featured the line "face your deepest fear" to identify it as a horror and hook fans of the genre. It also depicted the cave setting and monsters. 3) The poster showed the cast linked together in the shape of a skull to signify horror and death, with only one character appearing alive to highlight the survival theme. The marketing targeted both general audiences and fans of horror films.
The document analyzes the trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy. It discusses how the trailer entertains audiences through its structure, honesty about the film's fun nature, and use of classic rock music. It also educates viewers about the Marvel franchise and the Guardians. The trailer persuades audiences through humor, catchphrases from characters, and music from the 70s/80s. It promotes the film by reaching wide audiences online and introducing a new Marvel franchise. The target audience is 12-25 year olds, mainly male, and appeals to achievers and those seeking belonging through its community and family themes.
The document contains descriptions of four advertisements from different genres:
1) A humorous advert for Fosters Gold beer that uses humor and iconography to contrast Australia and England.
2) A surreal advert for Jordans cereal that features talking animals in a fantasy setting to portray the product.
3) A dramatic charity advert for Full Stop that uses close-ups and facts/figures to elicit emotion from viewers.
4) A parodic Specsavers advert that mocks Lynx ads to humously promote eyewear.
Jared Spencer evaluated his own media product and how it developed or challenged conventions of real media.
He summarized that his teaser trailer was influenced by the film "Hitman" as they had similar narratives. However, he challenged some conventions such as having the main character look directly at the camera to suggest rebellion. He also used fewer shots and fast pacing to conceal the plot.
For his magazine cover, he developed conventions of "Total Film" by having background images link to the theme and film. He challenged codes by having the character look away and overlap the title.
From audience feedback on his trailer and magazine mock-ups, he learned feedback is key to understanding if his work is on the right track
The document provides an analysis of a media product by Joseph Holroyd. It summarizes how the product challenges conventions through the use of longer shots during combat scenes and blackouts between titles to separate characters. It represents teenagers as its target audience and discusses potential distribution through cinemas, television channels, or online platforms. The intended rating would be 12 or 12A due to violence, and the techniques used to attract the audience include establishing shots, music, and building tension.
The document summarizes the opening sequence of a student horror film project. It discusses challenges to horror film conventions through an immediately tense opening. Lighting and camera techniques were used to build suspense without revealing the killer. Youth characters were chosen to avoid assumptions and generate more mystery until the ending. Learning experiences included improving camerawork, editing, and using free online resources to add sound effects and titles.
This document summarizes a student's media coursework project creating a promotional package for a fictional horror film. The package includes a magazine cover, film poster, and trailer. The student aimed to use conventions from real media products while also innovating in some ways. Feedback was positive and praised the creepy tone, continuity across items, and clear genre. However, some felt it revealed too much about the killer. The student learned new technologies like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and professional cameras during the project.
The document summarizes different marketing strategies used to promote the horror film "The Descent." It discusses three strategies: 1) The trailer used aspects of action, suspense, and horror to hook audiences and show what the film is about. 2) The billboard featured the line "face your deepest fear" to identify it as a horror and hook fans of the genre. It also depicted the cave setting and monsters. 3) The poster showed the cast linked together in the shape of a skull to signify horror and death, with only one character appearing alive to highlight the survival theme. The marketing targeted both general audiences and fans of horror films.
The document analyzes the trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy. It discusses how the trailer entertains audiences through its structure, honesty about the film's fun nature, and use of classic rock music. It also educates viewers about the Marvel franchise and the Guardians. The trailer persuades audiences through humor, catchphrases from characters, and music from the 70s/80s. It promotes the film by reaching wide audiences online and introducing a new Marvel franchise. The target audience is 12-25 year olds, mainly male, and appeals to achievers and those seeking belonging through its community and family themes.
Over the last decade, the UK broadcasting industry remained relatively stable, with overall revenues driven primarily by growth in subscription services. Advertising revenues declined due to economic factors and lower TV airtime prices. Transactional revenues from DVDs were flat as higher initial sales were offset by lower prices and volumes over time. The BBC's funding from license fees increased due to rate hikes but made up a smaller portion of overall revenues as subscriptions grew.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand allows the group to have a safer filming environment and avoid injuries that could hinder production. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table for easy reference.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand creates a safer environment and prevents injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table.
This document analyzes and summarizes four viral advertisement videos. It discusses the techniques used in each video, including their use of camera angles, subjects, targeted audiences, and storytelling approaches. The first video demonstrates the "rule of thirds" through a conversation between a woman and glass of milk. The second advertises candy for children in a simple, humorous style. The third is a public service announcement about drug use featuring a dog as the main subject and various filming techniques. The fourth analyzes the videos to understand how to craft effective viral ads.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand creates a safer environment and prevents injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible and prevent injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment should be done before filming begins and document all identified hazards and risks in an organized table. This will help create a safer environment for the crew to work in.
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This document discusses MIG welding and aluminum welding. It explains that MIG welding uses an inert gas like argon or helium to protect the weld area. Aluminum is a lightweight metal that is durable and ductile. However, it readily forms an oxide coating so welding aluminum requires preheating and using a protective gas and flux to prevent oxidation. The document provides guidelines for MIG welding aluminum, such as keeping the welding gun at a 10-15 degree angle and 1/3 inch from the workpiece. It lists several references used as sources.
The document discusses a YouTube vlog product targeted at 16-24 year olds. The vlog involves a YouTuber complaining about homelessness in York when something flies behind him from the sky. He later encounters extraterrestrial events. The product will appeal to its target audience through intense action and thrill. It will be distributed on mobile phones and social media, which are highly used by the target age range. An existing similar product, The Blair Witch Project, films in a first-person style and includes horror/thriller themes like the intended product.
- The survey results showed that the target audience spends many hours watching films each day, with action and comedy being the most popular genres. They prefer watching on Netflix, YouTube, and tablets/laptops in the evenings alone.
- Research on short anti-bullying films found they range from 3-15 minutes long, with many comments from those who had been bullied. Reaction shots will be used to "show not tell" the story.
- Test filming experiments focused on manual focus, preventing continuity errors, and reviewing footage on location. Editing experiments included slow motion, black and white, and fast cuts. These techniques will inform the final product.
The document discusses potential video topics for a YouTube channel, including videos about veganism, horse care, panic attacks, and vlogs. It analyzes existing YouTube channels covering these topics and considers what could be improved. For their own videos, the document discusses including more approachable and factual information about veganism, the difficulties of horse ownership, understanding the experience of panic attacks, and lifestyle and mental health topics for vlogs. The document reflects on styles for thumbnails, titles, and branding that could make the videos appealing to target audiences.
Here are the potential constraints that may affect or limit your production:
Time - Tight schedule to film on weekends when crew is available. Weather dependent shots may be impacted by time of year.
Personnel - Limited availability of actors and crew due to full-time jobs. Small crew size could limit what can be filmed.
Cost - Budget limitations on equipment rentals for weekends. Cost of rescheduling if weather impacts planned shoots.
Technical - Weather conditions like snow may impact outdoor shots or equipment functionality. Backup equipment options are limited.
Location - Outdoor locations are dependent on suitable weather. Limited indoor backup locations if weather prevents planned shoots.
Organizational - Coordinating actor and crew schedules on weekends
- The client initially wanted 6 individual films but given time constraints, agreed to 3 films focusing on ideas 1, 2, and 4
- Filming children for one part of the project proved difficult, but the filmmaker was able to find child participants through parental contacts
- While most of the planned filming was achieved, the filmmaker was unable to include a planned encounter between children and animals
- Overall working with the client was difficult due to lack of ongoing communication from the client organization after initial meetings
Structure and Techniques of Television Advert Craig Porter
The document discusses different styles, structures, and techniques used in advertising. It describes realist and anti-realist narratives, animation, documentary, talking heads, stand alone, and series structures. It also covers humor, surreal, dramatic, and parody styles. Techniques discussed include hidden and overt messages, celebrity endorsement, lifestyle appeal, and eliciting emotional responses. Specific advertising examples are provided to illustrate each concept.
The document summarizes research conducted for a short film project. It includes a survey that found the target audience is 16-24 year olds. The surveys also showed thrillers and comedies were preferred genres. Research on production techniques looked at the films Gone Girl and Black Swan for their use of neutral camera shots and lighting to portray emotion. The document outlines plans for filming, including the use of neutral shots, lighting experiments, and syncing audio. It identifies constraints such as equipment availability and time needed for filming and editing.
This document discusses the principles of privacy, impartiality, fairness, and accuracy as they relate to secret recordings and presenting personal views and information. Regarding privacy, secret recordings are sometimes used for investigative purposes, research, or entertainment that requires capturing natural reactions. Impartiality means not presenting one's personal views as facts, while fairness requires consent before including someone's image or voice. Accuracy means only presenting factual information without opinions and correcting any mistakes.
Over the last decade, the UK broadcasting industry remained relatively stable, with overall revenues driven primarily by growth in subscription services. Advertising revenues declined due to economic factors and lower TV airtime prices. Transactional revenues from DVDs were flat as higher initial sales were offset by lower prices and volumes over time. The BBC's funding from license fees increased due to rate hikes but made up a smaller portion of overall revenues as subscriptions grew.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand allows the group to have a safer filming environment and avoid injuries that could hinder production. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table for easy reference.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand creates a safer environment and prevents injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table.
This document analyzes and summarizes four viral advertisement videos. It discusses the techniques used in each video, including their use of camera angles, subjects, targeted audiences, and storytelling approaches. The first video demonstrates the "rule of thirds" through a conversation between a woman and glass of milk. The second advertises candy for children in a simple, humorous style. The third is a public service announcement about drug use featuring a dog as the main subject and various filming techniques. The fourth analyzes the videos to understand how to craft effective viral ads.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible. Doing a risk assessment beforehand creates a safer environment and prevents injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment results will be organized in a table.
The document discusses a risk assessment that the production group will need to conduct for their filming. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards during filming and ways to minimize risks. It aims to make the film crew as safe as possible and prevent injuries that could hinder filming. The risk assessment should be done before filming begins and document all identified hazards and risks in an organized table. This will help create a safer environment for the crew to work in.
Aluminium mig welding english presentationAnssi Koponen
This document discusses MIG welding and aluminum welding. It explains that MIG welding uses an inert gas like argon or helium to protect the weld area. Aluminum is a lightweight metal that is durable and ductile. However, it readily forms an oxide coating so welding aluminum requires preheating and using a protective gas and flux to prevent oxidation. The document provides guidelines for MIG welding aluminum, such as keeping the welding gun at a 10-15 degree angle and 1/3 inch from the workpiece. It lists several references used as sources.
The document discusses a YouTube vlog product targeted at 16-24 year olds. The vlog involves a YouTuber complaining about homelessness in York when something flies behind him from the sky. He later encounters extraterrestrial events. The product will appeal to its target audience through intense action and thrill. It will be distributed on mobile phones and social media, which are highly used by the target age range. An existing similar product, The Blair Witch Project, films in a first-person style and includes horror/thriller themes like the intended product.
- The survey results showed that the target audience spends many hours watching films each day, with action and comedy being the most popular genres. They prefer watching on Netflix, YouTube, and tablets/laptops in the evenings alone.
- Research on short anti-bullying films found they range from 3-15 minutes long, with many comments from those who had been bullied. Reaction shots will be used to "show not tell" the story.
- Test filming experiments focused on manual focus, preventing continuity errors, and reviewing footage on location. Editing experiments included slow motion, black and white, and fast cuts. These techniques will inform the final product.
The document discusses potential video topics for a YouTube channel, including videos about veganism, horse care, panic attacks, and vlogs. It analyzes existing YouTube channels covering these topics and considers what could be improved. For their own videos, the document discusses including more approachable and factual information about veganism, the difficulties of horse ownership, understanding the experience of panic attacks, and lifestyle and mental health topics for vlogs. The document reflects on styles for thumbnails, titles, and branding that could make the videos appealing to target audiences.
Here are the potential constraints that may affect or limit your production:
Time - Tight schedule to film on weekends when crew is available. Weather dependent shots may be impacted by time of year.
Personnel - Limited availability of actors and crew due to full-time jobs. Small crew size could limit what can be filmed.
Cost - Budget limitations on equipment rentals for weekends. Cost of rescheduling if weather impacts planned shoots.
Technical - Weather conditions like snow may impact outdoor shots or equipment functionality. Backup equipment options are limited.
Location - Outdoor locations are dependent on suitable weather. Limited indoor backup locations if weather prevents planned shoots.
Organizational - Coordinating actor and crew schedules on weekends
- The client initially wanted 6 individual films but given time constraints, agreed to 3 films focusing on ideas 1, 2, and 4
- Filming children for one part of the project proved difficult, but the filmmaker was able to find child participants through parental contacts
- While most of the planned filming was achieved, the filmmaker was unable to include a planned encounter between children and animals
- Overall working with the client was difficult due to lack of ongoing communication from the client organization after initial meetings
Structure and Techniques of Television Advert Craig Porter
The document discusses different styles, structures, and techniques used in advertising. It describes realist and anti-realist narratives, animation, documentary, talking heads, stand alone, and series structures. It also covers humor, surreal, dramatic, and parody styles. Techniques discussed include hidden and overt messages, celebrity endorsement, lifestyle appeal, and eliciting emotional responses. Specific advertising examples are provided to illustrate each concept.
The document summarizes research conducted for a short film project. It includes a survey that found the target audience is 16-24 year olds. The surveys also showed thrillers and comedies were preferred genres. Research on production techniques looked at the films Gone Girl and Black Swan for their use of neutral camera shots and lighting to portray emotion. The document outlines plans for filming, including the use of neutral shots, lighting experiments, and syncing audio. It identifies constraints such as equipment availability and time needed for filming and editing.
This document discusses the principles of privacy, impartiality, fairness, and accuracy as they relate to secret recordings and presenting personal views and information. Regarding privacy, secret recordings are sometimes used for investigative purposes, research, or entertainment that requires capturing natural reactions. Impartiality means not presenting one's personal views as facts, while fairness requires consent before including someone's image or voice. Accuracy means only presenting factual information without opinions and correcting any mistakes.
- The document discusses the filmmaker's horror film project which challenges conventions of the genre by starting in daylight and a familiar setting of the woods.
- It represents younger audiences who can relate to the main character walking home from school but also tries to interest older audiences with something new.
- The film would be distributed in cinemas first for large audiences and revenue, then on DVD and channels like Sky that can restrict viewership to those over 15 due to violent or scary content.
- The target audience is teenagers aged 15-21 who can relate to the main character but it does not fully exclude older viewers who have also walked through woods alone before.
The document discusses different styles and techniques used in advertisements. The author structured their Irn-Bru TV advert with a surreal, linear narrative where drinking the product instantly transforms the man's abilities and clothing. Their advergame presents a similar concept through animated gameplay. Surreal transformations are a common technique used to imply product benefits without realistic depictions. Different styles appeal to audiences in varied ways and must fit the product.
LO1 - Structures and Techniques of Television Advertisements Presentation (Po...JONNA ROGERS
This document provides information about different structures and styles of advertising. It discusses realist and anti-realist narratives, animation, documentary, talking heads, stand alone, and series structures. It also covers humor, surreal, dramatic, and parody styles. Additionally, it outlines techniques like hidden messages, overt messages, celebrity endorsement, lifestyle appeal, and eliciting emotional responses. Finally, it discusses concepts like brand identity, unique selling points, and regulations from organizations like ASA and OFCOM regarding misleading ads, harm/offense, and privacy.
This document discusses different structures and styles of advertising. It covers realist and anti-realist narratives, animation, documentary, talking heads, stand alone, and series structures. It also discusses humor, surreal, dramatic, and parody styles. Additionally, it outlines techniques like hidden and overt messages, celebrity endorsement, lifestyle appeal, and eliciting emotional responses. Finally, it briefly discusses concepts like brand identity, unique selling points, and the roles of organizations like the ASA and OFCOM in regulating advertising.
The document discusses research conducted for a film project involving magic. It covers personal experience with magic in fiction, Google trends data showing interest in magic spikes with new films/media, a survey of how audiences prefer to see magic in films, practicing filming and editing magic visual effects, research on how magic is used in films/TV and literature, tutorials on creating portal and lighting effects, and interviews with visual effects artists. The research was aimed at informing the depiction of magic in the film and understanding audience expectations and preferences.
This advert uses a single camera shot focused on a little girl to tell a story about the impacts of war. It uses quick cuts that may signify something happening to affect the main character. The advert aims to generate sympathy by showing how war could impact any person, even in places usually considered safe, like a London neighborhood. It aims to persuade viewers aged 16 and older from working-class and middle-class backgrounds to donate money by appealing to their emotions and showing the reality of how war affects children worldwide.
The document summarizes a student's media coursework project creating a psychological thriller opening sequence called "Maggie" about a young woman and her boyfriend. It discusses the conventions used, such as establishing the main character as vulnerable to attract audience empathy. It also challenges some conventions by not establishing a clear threat early on. The student reflects on what they learned about using technologies like iMovie and the progression of their skills from the preliminary task to the final product.
This document discusses the codes and conventions of different types of advertisements, including video, print, and radio. It provides examples of each:
A Reebok video advert uses satire and humor to portray a man outrunning a large belly to symbolize the shoes helping with exercise. A print advert for pollution awareness uses a graphic of a plastic bottle-shaped fish with the slogan "you eat what they eat" to elicit an emotional response. A Subway radio advert utilizes alliteration and describes its deals as "too good to miss" to make listeners feel like they need the product. The document explains techniques for each media to effectively target audiences.
1) The document discusses ways the author's media product challenges conventions through the use of blackouts between titles and a nonlinear narrative structure.
2) It represents teenagers as its target audience and discusses how extending the product could attract a broader mass market.
3) The author learned how to overcome technical barriers in editing and sound design through additional software.
1) The document discusses ways the author's media product challenges conventions through the use of blackouts between titles and a nonlinear narrative structure.
2) It represents teenagers as its target audience and discusses how extending the product could attract a broader mass market.
3) The author learned how to overcome technical barriers in editing and sound design through additional software.
The document discusses targeting audiences for different films. Source Code targeted ages 15+ to reach a wide audience and more income. Looper targeted ages 15-34 due to the lead actor's popularity with that age group and Bruce Willis attracted older viewers. Inception targeted ages 15-24 as its complexity appealed more to younger audiences. The Dark Knight Rises appealed to a wide range due to its connection to comics. The Adjustment Bureau targeted all ages above 15 to avoid a niche market. District 9 used broad marketing to attract diverse viewers. It is important to consider audience gender, age ratings, and accessibility across classes to reach the largest possible audience.
The document evaluates the media product by discussing how it uses and develops conventions of the horror genre through quick cuts and a suspenseful soundtrack. While it contains typical horror aspects like ghosts, it also challenges conventions by featuring young actors rather than adults. It represents lower class boys and suggests they would accept desperate jobs. It would likely be distributed on public sites like YouTube rather than in cinemas due to its low budget. The target audience is seen as teens and young adults who would relate to the teen characters and content. Horror elements and advertising could attract this audience. Through constructing the product, the creator learned about editing software, camera angles, and film conventions. They also improved their skills in areas like location selection and splitting capabilities
For their production group, the document discusses how conducting a risk assessment is required by law to identify potential hazards during filming and minimize risks. It will consider hazards like slipping or equipment issues and place results in a table. The goal is to make the film crew as safe as possible and avoid injuries that could hinder production. The risk assessment should be completed before filming begins.
The document discusses determining the target audience for an advertising campaign. The primary audience is identified as late teens aged 18-20, as this age group frequently attends parties and clubs. Their typical budget would be limited, as many are starting university or working jobs. The secondary audience is young adults aged 20-30, who are still actively socializing. The gender of the audience is not a main focus, as only male voices will be used in the ad.
The document discusses determining the target audience for an advertising campaign. The primary audience is identified as late teens aged 18-20, as this age group frequently attends parties and clubs. Their typical budget would be limited, as many are starting university or working jobs. The secondary audience is young adults aged 20-30, who are still actively socializing. The gender of the audience is not a main focus, as only male voices will be used in the ad.
A bottle and cup chat at a party about their nights. The bottle came with his friend JD and spent the night dancing, while the cup came with his brothers and coworkers. The cup expresses a desire to be headphones instead of a cup so that he could be listened to more individually rather than as part of a group like his brothers. The bottle agrees that he wishes to be a picture frame to hold memories rather than a bottle.
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The way we consume television has evolved dramatically over the past decade. Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) has emerged as a popular alternative to traditional cable and satellite TV, offering a wide range of channels and on-demand content via the internet. In Ireland, IPTV is rapidly gaining traction, with Xtreame HDTV being one of the prominent providers in the market. This comprehensive guide will delve into everything you need to know about IPTV Ireland, focusing on Xtreame HDTV, its features, benefits, and how it is revolutionizing TV viewing for Irish audiences.
The Unbelievable Tale of Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping: A Riveting Sagagreendigital
Introduction
The notion of Dwayne Johnson kidnapping seems straight out of a Hollywood thriller. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, known for his larger-than-life persona, immense popularity. and action-packed filmography, is the last person anyone would envision being a victim of kidnapping. Yet, the bizarre and riveting tale of such an incident, filled with twists and turns. has captured the imagination of many. In this article, we delve into the intricate details of this astonishing event. exploring every aspect, from the dramatic rescue operation to the aftermath and the lessons learned.
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The Origins of the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping Saga
Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
Johnson's filmography includes blockbuster hits such as "The Fast and the Furious" series, "Jumanji," "Moana," and "San Andreas." His charismatic personality, impressive physique. and action-star status have made him a beloved figure worldwide. Thus, the news of his kidnapping would send shockwaves across the globe.
Setting the Scene: The Day of the Kidnapping
The incident of Dwayne Johnson's kidnapping began on an ordinary day. Johnson was filming his latest high-octane action film set to break box office records. The location was a remote yet scenic area. chosen for its rugged terrain and breathtaking vistas. perfect for the film's climactic scenes.
But, beneath the veneer of normalcy, a sinister plot was unfolding. Unbeknownst to Johnson and his team, a group of criminals had planned his abduction. hoping to leverage his celebrity status for a hefty ransom. The stage was set for an event that would soon dominate worldwide headlines and social media feeds.
The Abduction: Unfolding the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping
The Moment of Capture
On the day of the kidnapping, everything seemed to be proceeding as usual on set. Johnson and his co-stars and crew were engrossed in shooting a particularly demanding scene. As the day wore on, the production team took a short break. providing the kidnappers with the perfect opportunity to strike.
The abduction was executed with military precision. A group of masked men, armed and organized, infiltrated the set. They created chaos, taking advantage of the confusion to isolate Johnson. Johnson was outnumbered and caught off guard despite his formidable strength and fighting skills. The kidnappers overpowered him, bundled him into a waiting vehicle. and sped away, leaving everyone on set in a state of shock and disbelief.
The Immediate Aftermath
The immediate aftermath of the Dwayne Johnson kidnappin
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Leonardo DiCaprio, A name synonymous with Hollywood excellence. is not only known for his stellar acting career but also for his impressive real estate investments. The "Leonardo DiCaprio house" is a topic that piques the interest of many. as the Oscar-winning actor has amassed a diverse portfolio of luxurious properties. DiCaprio's homes reflect his varied tastes and commitment to sustainability. from retreats to historic mansions. This article will delve into the fascinating world of Leonardo DiCaprio's real estate. Exploring the details of his most notable residences. and the unique aspects that make them stand out.
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Leonardo DiCaprio House: Malibu Beachfront Retreat
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10viralvids2
1. Viral Advertisment 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_cSus_q_z0
This viral advert is Lactose free milk. This is a good advert to be inspired by
the different camera angles used during the advert and how it uses the rule of
thirds.The rule of thirds is when there are usaly two subjects on the right and
left side of the screen and they will never swap position throught out the clip
or scene, when there is only one person on the screen that person or object
will always stay on the left or right handside and will never swap to other side
that the other charector or object is on. This is presented thought out the
video in majority of the scenes. This advert is of a converation between a
person and a objects and uses a lot of dialoge.
I have chosen this video because its humarouse and simple but also effective
and demonstrated the rule of thirds in a simple way, this could work very well
in a lot of different viral adverts. When doing my viral advert I would like to try
and use this style in my advert.
This shows how the glass of milk is
always on the right of the screen and
the woman is on the left.
2. Viral Advertisement 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK4d9FNohTU
This viral advert is called “The Natural Confectionery Company, Bring on the
Trumpets”. I have chosen to look at this viral video because this video also
containes the rule of thirds, but the video also is set out for a younger audience.
It’s targeted audience would be for both sex’s and the age group of about 3-12
year olds this is because it’s a simple advert to show to that audience, theres not
much dialogue and rever simple wording, but at the berging there are more
complicated dialogue but that would be set out for the adults who are watching
the commercial.
Showing the rule of
third.
This video also shows the packaging of the product they are trying to sell. This
advert just like the other one is between two objects and a conversation between
those two objects. This works because it’s a funny advert and for a lot of viral
adverts now they can’t be longer that 30 seconds other wise people lose interest
and they have to be funny or have a tag line that will stay in people’s heads.
The camering on the advert are all very close to the objects the only long shot in
the whole advert is at the end showing the product the advert is selling, but even
that is more of a medium long shot
Viral Advertisement 3
3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LnA-xCz5U8
This video was produced for the help line “Talk to Frank” and is called “Pablo the
drug mule dog”. This advert contains a lot of different subjects in the video, but
the main subject is the dog. Unlike the other two adverts this one is not trying to
sell anything to the viewers, but is trying to help. The adverts main targeted
audience is both sexes of the age 16-25 this would be for the stereotypical views
of that age group and majority of the people in the advert are of that age group.
The secondary audience for the advert would be still both sexes, but of the age
group of 25-35 for the older generation.
The advert contains different varies uses of camera angles and styles. There are a
lot of extreme close up’s or medium close ups. The video also contains stop
motion in it this is used mainly on the dog when moving its head and other parts.
In one scene we see visual effects used to present the advert, but when watching
it the effects make it seem more like an opening to a T.V show. During this advert
the rule of thirds also made an appearance when the dog ‘Pablo’ is talking to the
other subjects. The advert also seems like some of the shots have been shot hand
using the hand held effect.
This shows the extreme close
up on a pill or could be called a
macro shot.
This is showing the
visual effect for the title
of the advert
This advert also contains more than one person in the frame unlike the other
three where there always only been one person or object in each frame. This is
when the dog is talking to the drug dealer and when a person is dancing at a
party…
4. Unlike most viral adverts this video is over 30 seconds and is a hole minuet, but I
think this because it’s a gripping and hard hitting video that it keeps you paying
attachment to what’s on the screen. If I was to create an advert like this base on
serious issues such as war, drug use or other crimes I would go down the same
routes as this video very hard hitting and keeps the viewers attenchent the
whole way thought the advert, but for any other type of advert I would think
about using the different styles of the camera’s that have been used to film this
advert.
Viral Advertisement 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vjuLxyo-p4
This advert is the “Chuck Norris - Mountain Dew Commercial”. Unlike the
other adverts this one has a film and T.V star to help promote the product that
is being advertised.
During this advert extreme close ups where used, medium shots are used and
long shots compaired to the others when there were only about two or three
different styles of shooting used.
This shows two different camera angles and
distance shots. This one is a long shot and an
establishing shot to show the scale and distance
This shot is an extreme close up on the main
subject’s hand showing the product being
advertised
Unlike the other videos this one uses a birds eye
view shot. This is mainly because in the other
videos a birds eye view shot would have had no
use in the videos but in this as the hole point to
the advert is showing that these two boys had
energy because of the product they where using
and it’s a chase sequence where the birds eye
view comes in well.
5. The targeted audience for this advert would be again both sex’s, but that can be
argued as there are no women in the advert and could be a negative
representation on women saying that women don’t use the product being
promoted. The targeted age group would 13-18 when that age group are first
introduced to energy drinks. The secondary audience would be the age groups of
18-30 this is because there not to fused, but may drink it for different reasons
unlike the main audience will be drinking it because others will be and they don’t
want to be left out.
I would use some of the styles of how this video has been presented like how it’s
very fast paced and the cameras jump from one to the other very quickly.
Viral Advertisement 5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YVWaIyNp-w
This viral advert if “Skittles -Taste The Rainbow”.
This video is promoting “Skittles” and compared to the other adverts can be
interpreted in different ways some people find it funny and some find it really
sad, I think this is a good thing in adverts having people interpreting adverts
differently this way not everyone gives off the same reaction or the same
response. This is one of the reasons I chose to look at this viral video for the
mixed response it gives off. A different reason is that unlike the other adverts I
have looked at this one uses a lot of CGI as shown below.
This shows the subject turning an
object into the product being
advertised and how the CGI is being
used
6. This adverts targeted audience would be again for both sexes this is clarified in
the video by a women/girl eating the product unlike the Mountain Dew advert
were it’s only men/boys drinking the product giving off possible wrong
responses to different audiences. The main age group for this video would be all
ages really, but to be able to intemperate the advert how the company wants you
to I would think you would have to be in the age group of 13-20, but the product
is aimed for all ages.
Viral Advertisement 6
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X21mJh6j9i4
“Never say no to Panda”
This advert is advertising Panda cheas. This video can be interpreted in different
ways being on what sound track is played in the background as on YouTube
there is different music played over the top of the video and some are for more
mature viewers. This would be the reason I chose to look at this advert because
unlike the other videos people have taken the original video and changed it to
there own and this didn’t occur in any of the others. This also could be shown, as
they are happy that their audience are changing the advert to how they want it.
The demographic audience for this advert would be men as you don’t see any
women in this version of the advert and it one also has the mature music in it
and this kind is usually associated with the 15-18 and with the lower and middle
class and would be suited for all races.
During the advert there are a lot of close ups on the pandas face and the when
showing the packaging of the product.
Close up of product and panda
7. If I was to use anything from this advert it would be how they have let people
customize the advert for better or for worse depending on how the audience
views the commercial.
Viral Advertisement 7
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqhfZKDFPMg
This is the banned Voles Wagon advert when watching it you can under stand
why it was never shown on public T.V as most viewers would find it ofecive. The
original demographic for this advert would have been both sexes eventho the
product that is being advertised is usually associated with women and the age
would be 17+ this is because it’s a small car and is excepted by all ages, but
would be associated with low class and upper class.
The advert uses a lot of different camera angles such as tracking shots and
establishing shots, but used the most thought the advert are medium long shots.
When being played this would be a tracking
shot.
This is on of the establishing shot
8. When viewing this advert you can see why
it was banned as some would say its
showing or promoting terrorism as shown
in the screen shots below.
These clips show different camera angles that
where used the first was a close up and the
second was a side angle shot, but when
viewing these clips you can see why it was
banned and how some views said it’s
promoting terrorism.
This clip shows the end of the advert and the
tagline that has been used and at the end of
the day the tagline dose work well with the
viral advert that also has over 36,000 views
on YouTube so the advert was a success just
not on T.V
9. Viral Advertisement 8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnzFRV1LwIo
This is the Cabrurys chocolate advert; this is one of the most successful Cabruys
adverts that have ever been shown with 5,825,712 views on YouTube.
The demographic for this advert would be again both sexes and of all ages, this is
because the company being advertised have been around for a long amount of
time still attracting the older generation who grew up with the product. When
people think of this product as being middle class and upper class product from
how the packaging is always in purple and gold colours and in neat packaging,
but a lot of lower class buy this product. The product being advertised has a
mixed demographic audience more than any of the other viral videos.
At the begging of the advert there is a lot of extreme close up of the subject in the
advert as show below. Extreme close ups is the main cameraing thought out the
advert and then nearer to the end we see a medium long shot and that’s the only
one in the advert.
10. This is one of the more detailed extreme close
ups in the advert. Its also a lot like a macro
shot because of the detail shown
This is the medium long shot in the advert
and could also be argued that its an
establishing shot because we are
establishing the area
At the end of the advert is the only bit that
uses animation to animate the milk
dropping onto the chocolate bar
11. Viral Advertisement 9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gcVYw2kHac
This viral advert is advertising Lucozade using the DDay Fresh music video. The
demographic for this advert would male as most people associate males being
more afletic than females, but of the age 13-25 this is because the Lucozade
Company is mainly aimed at sporty people, as it’s a sports drink or clothing. The
secondary audience would be females of the age of 13-25, but people would
argue differently about this audience response as the main people in front of the
camera are female all the time and they may say that they should be the targeted
audience. From the music that is being played people would say it’s for lower
class and middle class, this would also be from how people are dressed in the
advert.
There are a lot of different camera angles used in this advert such as tracking
shots, close ups, medium long shots, long shots and others.
12. This is a tracking shot during the
advert and its also is a tracking shot
as we are following the main
subject.
This is a side view shot used to
show the distance and what’s in the
background of the shot
In the back ground of this shot we can see someone holding
the product being advertised unlike in the other adverts we
don’t see this with in the mise –on- sene.
13. I would use some of the styles from this advert such as showing your product in
the background this is because this way the viewer can interact with the product
more if they see it being used in the advert. I would also use the varies of the
camera angles and shots that were used.
Viral Advertisement 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XISA4LNjCic
I chose to look at this advert because unlike all the other this is filmed and made
very defiantly to the others adverts.
The demographic for this viral video is aimed at young men/ boys, but people
may think it should be aimed at women as well because it may not always be a
man being violent to there partner. The age group for this video would be 16-25
year olds; this is because this is the age people assuming the young generation
start to have serious relationships. This video would be aimed at lower class and
middle class viewers this is shown by how the people in the advert are dressed
and how their bedroom is presented.
Thought out the video there are a lot of low angle shots this could be interpreted
that it was done to show that the victim in the advert fill very low. There are also
some over shoulder shots compeered to the other videos where this didn’t
happen.
This video shows lots of different angle
positions that could be used in my advert and
how each one has a different effect on each of
the ways that have been shot.