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This radio advert promotes Coca-Cola by depicting a tired man who drinks a Coke and feels energized and full of life. The one-line sales pitch is that Coca-Cola is a fizzy drink that will revive you. It is inspired by a Snickers advert where eating the candy bar makes someone feel better. The target audience is people aged 10 to 85 of all social classes and cultures who enjoy relaxing with a Coke.
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3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola by describing the feeling of drinking Coke and sharing it with others to have a good time. It aims to communicate the message that Coke can bring people together for enjoyment. The ad would feature sounds of pouring Coke into a glass and opening a can to emphasize tasting the feeling. It targets all ages since it does not contain any offensive content.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement from Coca-Cola encourages people to drink the product by promoting the chance to find a rare gold can or bottle. The main message is about bringing people together with family and friends. It will target all Coca-Cola drinkers and non-drinkers worldwide through radio, podcasts and Spotify. The style is inspired by classic Coca-Cola bottles but ensures no offensive material by maintaining an inoffensive language and avoiding representing any groups to be accessible to all audiences.
Radio proposal (1)
The document proposes a radio jingle for Coca-Cola to be released in English-speaking territories like England and the USA. The jingle would tell a simple story of a man on the beach who is thirsty and enjoys a nice, cold, and refreshing can of Coca-Cola. The main message is that Coca-Cola is always fresh and reliable at quenching thirst. The jingle is inspired by but not based on existing Coca-Cola radio ads and would target all people to appeal to as broad an audience as possible.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a style similar to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material. Legal and ethical considerations were taken to ensure the ad would not offend or infringe on others.
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by highlighting that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were addressed by confirming the ad would not include offensive content and would simply promote the Coke product.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola by focusing on the theme of sharing. The ad targets 16-19 year olds and will air on radio and social media when this age group is most likely listening. The message is that sharing Coca-Cola has never been better. It is suitable for worldwide release without being offensive to any cultures or beliefs.
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This radio commercial parodying 90s skater culture promotes Coca Cola by implying it is refreshing for exercise and sports. The comedic ad targets teens aged 14-17 regardless of gender or social status by referencing a similar Fruit Shoot ad using skaters. Offensive content will be avoided and research conducted on different cultural interpretations to ensure the lighthearted ad does not offend audiences in various countries when broadcast on radio.
3. formal proposal (1)
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola that would target 16-19 year olds in English speaking countries. The ad would communicate Coca-Cola's message in an entertaining audio format similar to other radio ads, without including any offensive or inappropriate material. It was designed to appeal to a wide audience and comply with legal and ethical standards for advertising.
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3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement from Coca-Cola encourages people to drink the product by promoting the chance to find a rare gold can or bottle. The main message is about bringing people together with family and friends. It will target all Coca-Cola drinkers and non-drinkers worldwide through radio, podcasts and Spotify. The style is inspired by classic Coca-Cola bottles but ensures no offensive material by maintaining an inoffensive language and avoiding representing any groups to be accessible to all audiences.
Radio proposal (1)
The document proposes a radio jingle for Coca-Cola to be released in English-speaking territories like England and the USA. The jingle would tell a simple story of a man on the beach who is thirsty and enjoys a nice, cold, and refreshing can of Coca-Cola. The main message is that Coca-Cola is always fresh and reliable at quenching thirst. The jingle is inspired by but not based on existing Coca-Cola radio ads and would target all people to appeal to as broad an audience as possible.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a style similar to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material. Legal and ethical considerations were taken to ensure the ad would not offend or infringe on others.
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by highlighting that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were addressed by confirming the ad would not include offensive content and would simply promote the Coke product.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola by focusing on the theme of sharing. The ad targets 16-19 year olds and will air on radio and social media when this age group is most likely listening. The message is that sharing Coca-Cola has never been better. It is suitable for worldwide release without being offensive to any cultures or beliefs.
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This radio commercial parodying 90s skater culture promotes Coca Cola by implying it is refreshing for exercise and sports. The comedic ad targets teens aged 14-17 regardless of gender or social status by referencing a similar Fruit Shoot ad using skaters. Offensive content will be avoided and research conducted on different cultural interpretations to ensure the lighthearted ad does not offend audiences in various countries when broadcast on radio.
3. formal proposal (1)
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola that would target 16-19 year olds in English speaking countries. The ad would communicate Coca-Cola's message in an entertaining audio format similar to other radio ads, without including any offensive or inappropriate material. It was designed to appeal to a wide audience and comply with legal and ethical standards for advertising.
3. formal proposal copy
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would target 16-19 year old males and females on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram. It would be released in highly populated countries like America where English is widely spoken. The ad aims to communicate that Coca-Cola is a popular, seasonal drink through a style similar to ads by Pepsi. It seeks to position Coca-Cola as a competitor without infringing on copyrights. The ad will be appropriate for its target age range and not offensive to any religions.
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This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola as a refreshing drink for 15-20 year olds of both genders from low to mid socioeconomic classes. The comedic ad will be released in the UK and Europe to enjoy the freshness of Coca-Cola without offending religious or cultural groups. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and restrict younger audiences, ensuring differences from other ads prevent copyright issues.
1. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a brief dialog between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the audience that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 from any social status who enjoy driving. It keeps the message simple without religious, offensive, or accent elements to avoid causing harm.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a dialogue between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the customer that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 through a simple message focusing on Coke being red, sweet, and fizzy, without including any potentially offensive material or accents. By keeping the ad brief at 20 seconds and not using any copyrighted music or celebrity likenesses, the creators believe it avoids legal issues despite featuring the Coke brand name.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes drinking Coca-Cola to 14-20 year olds in a comedic style similar to previous Coke ads. The one-line sales pitch is to "enjoy freshness". While using the Coke brand, the ad will be original to avoid copyright issues. Some restrictions may apply to younger children due to the drink's sugar content.
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The product is an advergame called Pixel cola that would be released on Google platforms worldwide except where English is not spoken. The game's main character finds a Coke bottle to win. It promotes Coke as a liked beverage to increase sales and consumption. The one line sales pitch is that Coke brings happiness. The style is inspired by Pepsi and red cola ads with their memorable advertising. The audience is all ages and both genders since Coke appeals to everyone. There are no legal or ethical concerns as no offensive content is included and existing characters/logos are not used.
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Radio formal proposal
This radio advertisement is for Coca-Cola to promote their drinks for the summer festival season. It targets 16-21 year olds of both genders who are most likely to attend festivals. The ad will have an upbeat style similar to other festival advertisements to encourage drinking Coca-Cola products at events and getting people together with their high quality beverage. Legal and ethical considerations will be taken to ensure the ad does not offend any audiences and avoids copyright issues.
3 formal proposal
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The document proposes a radio advertisement for Coca Cola targeted at a worldwide audience without offensive themes. It would use sound effects to lead the listener's imagination and convey how all five senses react to drinking Coca Cola. The main message is to depict the personal feelings one experiences when drinking Coca Cola, with an added theme of the football season to tie it to.
4. formal proposal 2
This document proposes an advergame to promote Coca-Cola. The game would be released worldwide on mobile platforms. Players control a Coca-Cola can chasing a vending machine. The goal is to communicate that Coke refreshes you after hard work. Stylistically, it would resemble games for other sodas through use of distinctive colors and fonts. The target audience is teens and young adults who the brand aims to portray spending time with friends and adventure. No offensive content would be included and the game would differ from existing Coke ads to avoid copyright issues.
3. formal proposal
This document outlines a proposed radio production advertising Coca-Cola. It would target audiences worldwide ages 13-25 by conveying that Coke is the most refreshing drink to enjoy with friends. The style would resemble existing Coke advertising using similar colors, fonts and themes of socializing. Care was taken to ensure the content does not offend and differs enough from existing Coke ads to avoid copyright issues. The goal is to communicate that Coke enhances good times with others.
3. formal proposal advergame
This advergame promotes Coca Cola by having players jump between bottles that increase in height to reach a Coca Cola can to win. The game targets 16-19 year old males and females of any social status in the United Kingdom in English. To avoid legal issues, the game will not include offensive content and will blur the Coca Cola logo to differentiate it from the real brand.
Formal proposal
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3. formal proposal
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola to be released worldwide. The ad aims to convey that Coca-Cola is the most refreshing drink to have with friends. It targets teenagers ages 13-25 by portraying an adventurous atmosphere of spending time together. The style will resemble existing Coca-Cola branding to be easily recognizable, using similar colors of red and black. No legal or ethical issues are foreseen as Coca-Cola is an existing product promoting socializing in a way that should not offend.
3. formal proposal radio
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3. formal proposal radio
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3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a similar style to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content.
3. formal proposal
here is the proposal i had written to my tutor to clarify some extra information that needed to be clarified
3. formal proposal (radio)
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola by describing the feeling of drinking Coke and sharing it with others to have a good time. It aims to communicate the message that Coke can bring people together for enjoyment. The ad would feature sounds of pouring Coke into a glass and opening a can to emphasize tasting the feeling. It targets all ages since it does not contain any offensive content.
Coke cola radio advert
This radio advertisement for Coca-Cola is targeted at 16-19 year olds across all countries and cultures. The one-minute ad will feature an interviewer talking to a character named Jess about how Coca-Cola is enjoyable during any season. Inspired by previous Coca-Cola radio ads, the style will be similar while including more sound effects to differentiate it. As the target audience is older teens, no offensive or inappropriate content will be included that could restrict younger listeners.
Formal Proposal
The working title is a Coca-Cola advertisement for YouTube and Facebook. It will be in the style of a radio advertisement targeting 16-19 year olds. The one-minute advertisement aims to relive the audience's childhood memories of drinking Coca-Cola to communicate the message that their drink is better than others and appeal to nostalgia. The advertisement will not include any offensive or restricted content.
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This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would target 16-19 year old males and females on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram. It would be released in highly populated countries like America where English is widely spoken. The ad aims to communicate that Coca-Cola is a popular, seasonal drink through a style similar to ads by Pepsi. It seeks to position Coca-Cola as a competitor without infringing on copyrights. The ad will be appropriate for its target age range and not offensive to any religions.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola as a refreshing drink for 15-20 year olds of both genders from low to mid socioeconomic classes. The comedic ad will be released in the UK and Europe to enjoy the freshness of Coca-Cola without offending religious or cultural groups. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and restrict younger audiences, ensuring differences from other ads prevent copyright issues.
1. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a brief dialog between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the audience that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 from any social status who enjoy driving. It keeps the message simple without religious, offensive, or accent elements to avoid causing harm.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a dialogue between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the customer that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 through a simple message focusing on Coke being red, sweet, and fizzy, without including any potentially offensive material or accents. By keeping the ad brief at 20 seconds and not using any copyrighted music or celebrity likenesses, the creators believe it avoids legal issues despite featuring the Coke brand name.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes drinking Coca-Cola to 14-20 year olds in a comedic style similar to previous Coke ads. The one-line sales pitch is to "enjoy freshness". While using the Coke brand, the ad will be original to avoid copyright issues. Some restrictions may apply to younger children due to the drink's sugar content.
3. formal proposal
The product is an advergame called Pixel cola that would be released on Google platforms worldwide except where English is not spoken. The game's main character finds a Coke bottle to win. It promotes Coke as a liked beverage to increase sales and consumption. The one line sales pitch is that Coke brings happiness. The style is inspired by Pepsi and red cola ads with their memorable advertising. The audience is all ages and both genders since Coke appeals to everyone. There are no legal or ethical concerns as no offensive content is included and existing characters/logos are not used.
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This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca Cola's Halloween promotion of a "bottle of fear". The 30-second ad would start similarly to Coca Cola's typical upbeat ads but end with a teaser for their spooky Halloween bottle. It targets 18-24 year old males and aims to appeal to their interest in something fun and spooky for Halloween while promoting Coca Cola's new product. No offensive or legally problematic content would be included.
Radio formal proposal
This radio advertisement is for Coca-Cola to promote their drinks for the summer festival season. It targets 16-21 year olds of both genders who are most likely to attend festivals. The ad will have an upbeat style similar to other festival advertisements to encourage drinking Coca-Cola products at events and getting people together with their high quality beverage. Legal and ethical considerations will be taken to ensure the ad does not offend any audiences and avoids copyright issues.
3 formal proposal
This radio advertisement is for Coca-Cola to promote their drinks for the summer festival season. It targets 16-21 year olds of both genders who are most likely to attend festivals. The ad will have an upbeat, festival-like style to encourage drinking Coca-Cola, which is positioned as a refreshing beverage that brings people together. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offending any groups and to ensure the ad does not infringe on any copyrights.
Formal proposal
The document proposes a radio advertisement for Coca Cola targeted at a worldwide audience without offensive themes. It would use sound effects to lead the listener's imagination and convey how all five senses react to drinking Coca Cola. The main message is to depict the personal feelings one experiences when drinking Coca Cola, with an added theme of the football season to tie it to.
4. formal proposal 2
This document proposes an advergame to promote Coca-Cola. The game would be released worldwide on mobile platforms. Players control a Coca-Cola can chasing a vending machine. The goal is to communicate that Coke refreshes you after hard work. Stylistically, it would resemble games for other sodas through use of distinctive colors and fonts. The target audience is teens and young adults who the brand aims to portray spending time with friends and adventure. No offensive content would be included and the game would differ from existing Coke ads to avoid copyright issues.
3. formal proposal
This document outlines a proposed radio production advertising Coca-Cola. It would target audiences worldwide ages 13-25 by conveying that Coke is the most refreshing drink to enjoy with friends. The style would resemble existing Coke advertising using similar colors, fonts and themes of socializing. Care was taken to ensure the content does not offend and differs enough from existing Coke ads to avoid copyright issues. The goal is to communicate that Coke enhances good times with others.
3. formal proposal advergame
This advergame promotes Coca Cola by having players jump between bottles that increase in height to reach a Coca Cola can to win. The game targets 16-19 year old males and females of any social status in the United Kingdom in English. To avoid legal issues, the game will not include offensive content and will blur the Coca Cola logo to differentiate it from the real brand.
Formal proposal
This document proposes a radio advertisement and social media campaign for Coke featuring an Iron Man-style character in Coke's colors promoting their beverage. The target audience would be 16-24 year olds familiar with Marvel properties like Iron Man. Graphically, it would have a Marvel-esque style while using Coke's black, red and orange color scheme. Legally, care would need to be taken to sufficiently differentiate the concept from existing copyrighted works to avoid infringement issues.
3. formal proposal
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The document provides an analysis of existing fanzine products. It finds that fanzines typically use more images than text as readers do not want large blocks of text in their spare time. Bold fonts are important for any text to catch readers' attention. Front covers need to be aesthetically pleasing to attract readers. Color schemes and themes should match the topic. Images are key to showing content about subjects like street art. Both informal and formal writing styles can be effective depending on the intended audience.
2. idea development yr2
The student is creating a fanzine about 1930s bank robber John Dillinger. They plan to use dim colors like greys and blacks to represent the era when photography was black and white. Their fanzine will include a wanted poster on the cover, double page spreads on Dillinger's life and crimes, his gang, interactions with law enforcement, and death. They select handwritten fonts to match the 1930s theme and create a production schedule across 3 weeks to develop each element within their timeframe.
5. pre production (1)
This document outlines the pre-production process for creating visual assets for an event. It includes sections on style sheets, layout designs, resources needed, contingency planning, and health and safety considerations. The style sheet section analyzes different font options for headings and titles. Layout designs include poster, flyer, logo, and ticket mockups. The resources section lists needed equipment, software, and locations. Contingency planning addresses potential issues like file corruption or equipment failure and proposes solutions. Health and safety discusses ergonomic concerns and safe photography practices.
2. research sf 2017 complete copy
Here are some potential strategies to mitigate the constraints:
- Organisational: Book equipment well in advance and have backups planned.
- Location: Scout alternative locations and have permits/permissions arranged. Consider modifying script.
- Technical: Fully charge all equipment, have backup batteries, test equipment thoroughly beforehand.
- Cost: Consider prop alternatives that look real but are safe, e.g. toy guns painted black. Apply for funding.
- Personnel: Have backup cast/crew available. Schedule shoots so some can be done with fewer people.
- Time: Storyboard thoroughly. Prioritize critical shots. Schedule additional filming days as backups.
Being aware of potential constraints and having contingency
4. pre production sf 2017
This document provides a template and guidance for creating a PowerPoint presentation to plan a short film production, covering elements like story development, visual planning, organizational planning, location information, risk assessments, production scheduling, and soundtrack planning. Instructions are provided on how to develop sections like storyboards, shot lists, contact information for cast and crew, and acquiring necessary production elements. Completing this presentation will help comprehensively plan all aspects of a short film production.
6. evaluation sf 2017
The document provides an evaluation of the student's short film production process. It discusses the research conducted, including a survey to determine popular genres. Storyboarding and reviewing other films helped develop the plot. Filming took longer than planned, causing delays. Peer feedback praised the storyline and suspense but noted some shaky camerawork that could be improved with a tripod. Overall the evaluation reflects on successes and areas that could be strengthened with more time, such as planning and equipment.
3. research(1)
The document summarizes the key features and techniques used in several marketing products for the insomnia 62 gaming event. The products analyzed include posters, tickets, and a website. Common features identified include bright colors to attract attention and non-conventional layouts. Specifically, the analysis notes the use of fading images, solid colored focal points, clear fonts, and images surrounding text to suggest various activities. The analysis concludes that these features will make the products more appealing and accessible to younger audiences. The summarizer plans to incorporate bright colors and non-standard layouts in their own work to signal a unique event experience.
4. production experiments(1) (1)
The document describes experiments conducted for designing marketing materials for a heavy metal music festival. Key elements tested included using a radial gradient fade on posters to draw attention, including a large skull image associated with heavy metal, and using different colored text on tickets to highlight important information like dates and locations. Feedback received confirmed these techniques were effective at grabbing audience attention and clearly communicating essential details in an appealing way. Elements like the gradient fade and different colored text will be incorporated into the final marketing materials.
1. initial plans (1)
Joe plans to create promotional materials for a hypothetical video game event including invitations, a magazine article, and a website. He recognizes magazine articles may be challenging and will allocate more time for that. Joe will use Adobe and Microsoft software available at college and on his personal computer. He may need to book equipment to collect images. Joe will create a schedule to manage his time and ensure high quality work. He will self-evaluate his strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement.
2. proposal
The document is a proposal for print design products to advertise a video game convention. It will target males aged 18-35 who play video games. The products will include posters, a magazine cover, inside pages, and possibly tickets. Research will include surveying the target audience, interviewing peers, and reviewing similar conventions and games. The concept is to create cohesive advertising that generates interest in the event's gaming news, competitions, and opportunities to play games with others. Evaluation will involve peer feedback to identify strengths and areas for improvement prior to finalizing the work. The schedule outlines tasks over 10 weeks, including research, planning, production, evaluation, and development.
2. initial plans
Joe plans to design a side-scrolling combat video game. He thinks his knowledge of video games and ability to design pixelated backgrounds will help him create a detailed game that appeals to teenagers. His mood board includes darker images to add intensity and put players on edge. The mood board will influence his game design, providing inspiration for character attire and scenes. Over five weeks, Joe will research audiences, design characters and backgrounds, animate scenes, add sound effects, evaluate his work, and incorporate feedback to improve his next design.
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