Advert Analysis
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This document analyzes and summarizes four viral advertisements from 2000 to 2009. The ads promoted John West salmon, Honda cars, Skittles candy, and T-Mobile cell phone service. Each summary includes the visual/text elements, music/sounds used, intended audience, and overall message conveyed by the advertisement.
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The document analyzes advertisements for John West salmon, Honda cars, Skittles candy, and T-Mobile cell phone service. For each ad, it describes the visual elements, audio components, intended audience, and overall message conveyed. The John West ad uses documentary-style footage of a man fighting a bear to convey that they go through great effort to provide quality salmon. The Honda ad features car parts arranged in a domino effect with accompanying sounds, implying the cars are well-built to run smoothly. A Skittles ad depicts ordinary objects transforming into candy when a man touches them, suggesting their product is for fun and not to be taken too seriously. Finally, a T-Mobile ad shows a flash mob
Tv advert analysis
The Honda cog advertisement uses mechanical noises and the song "Rapper's Delight" to convey the message that all the parts working together result in a reliable car.
The Sony Bravia advertisement uses the heartbeat song "Zose Gonzalez" to suggest that the TV will display colors and resolution like real life.
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This document analyzes and summarizes four advertisements:
1) A 2000 John West salmon ad that depicts a fisherman fighting a bear to capture salmon, with the message that they go to great lengths to provide the best product.
2) A 2003 Honda ad showing different car parts in a chain reaction leading to a functioning car, reassuring customers that Honda cars run smoothly.
3) A 2007 Skittles ad where anything an old man touches turns to Skittles, conveying its message as a fun, non-serious product.
4) A 2009 T-Mobile flash mob ad at a train station intended to promote sharing life experiences via mobile phones.
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This document analyzes and summarizes four advertisements:
1) A 2000 John West salmon ad that depicts a fisherman fighting a bear to capture salmon, conveying that John West goes through great effort to provide the best product.
2) A 2003 Honda ad showing different car parts in a chain reaction leading to a fully assembled car, with the message that a Honda runs smoothly.
3) A 2007 Skittles ad where anything an old man touches turns to Skittles, portraying it as a fun, non-serious product meant to attract both children and adults.
4) A 2009 T-Mobile flash mob ad at a train station to convey the message "life is for sharing
Music video analysis
The music video for Adele's song "Skyfall," which promotes the upcoming James Bond film of the same name, focuses primarily on highlighting the lyrics related to the film's title and brand. By emphasizing "Skyfall" and showing James Bond and Adele, the music video creates synergy between the song and film to effectively market both. It relies mostly on the lyrics and their visual representation through changing backgrounds and enlarged text. This simple approach successfully promotes the music and film without distracting from them.
Mind map one last time
The music video will depict a couple going through a break up through montage shots of them alone and footage from their last video together. Due to the actors being in different locations, they will communicate through text messages that will appear animated throughout the video. Additional animations will be added in post-production to transition between shots of the couple and scenes from the song. The target audience is 16-23 year olds as the video explores themes of modern break ups through technology.
Digipak ideas
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Commercial radio show review
The radio show host reviewed their commercial radio show and identified several areas for improvement. They could have had a longer introduction and spoken louder and closer to the microphones. They also needed to time the transitions between songs better so they did not fade out the first song too early or start the second song too abruptly. When introducing songs, they should say the name before rather than after inserting a jingle. They also accidentally used the wrong jingle once. The host notes that chatting about songs and celebrities helps add personality but they could have planned more and not talked over each other as much. Overall, the show had a good mix of new and familiar songs for their target audience.
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The document analyzes advertisements for John West salmon, Honda cars, Skittles candy, and T-Mobile cell phone service. For each ad, it describes the visual elements, audio components, intended audience, and overall message conveyed. The John West ad uses documentary-style footage of a man fighting a bear to convey that they go through great effort to provide quality salmon. The Honda ad features car parts arranged in a domino effect with accompanying sounds, implying the cars are well-built to run smoothly. A Skittles ad depicts ordinary objects transforming into candy when a man touches them, suggesting their product is for fun and not to be taken too seriously. Finally, a T-Mobile ad shows a flash mob
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The Honda cog advertisement uses mechanical noises and the song "Rapper's Delight" to convey the message that all the parts working together result in a reliable car.
The Sony Bravia advertisement uses the heartbeat song "Zose Gonzalez" to suggest that the TV will display colors and resolution like real life.
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1) A 2000 John West salmon ad that depicts a fisherman fighting a bear to capture salmon, with the message that they go to great lengths to provide the best product.
2) A 2003 Honda ad showing different car parts in a chain reaction leading to a functioning car, reassuring customers that Honda cars run smoothly.
3) A 2007 Skittles ad where anything an old man touches turns to Skittles, conveying its message as a fun, non-serious product.
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2) A 2003 Honda ad showing different car parts in a chain reaction leading to a fully assembled car, with the message that a Honda runs smoothly.
3) A 2007 Skittles ad where anything an old man touches turns to Skittles, portraying it as a fun, non-serious product meant to attract both children and adults.
4) A 2009 T-Mobile flash mob ad at a train station to convey the message "life is for sharing
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The music video for Adele's song "Skyfall," which promotes the upcoming James Bond film of the same name, focuses primarily on highlighting the lyrics related to the film's title and brand. By emphasizing "Skyfall" and showing James Bond and Adele, the music video creates synergy between the song and film to effectively market both. It relies mostly on the lyrics and their visual representation through changing backgrounds and enlarged text. This simple approach successfully promotes the music and film without distracting from them.
Mind map one last time
The music video will depict a couple going through a break up through montage shots of them alone and footage from their last video together. Due to the actors being in different locations, they will communicate through text messages that will appear animated throughout the video. Additional animations will be added in post-production to transition between shots of the couple and scenes from the song. The target audience is 16-23 year olds as the video explores themes of modern break ups through technology.
Digipak ideas
The document discusses design ideas for the front, back, and inside panels of a digipak for a music album. The front cover design shows the protagonist with half her face made up nicely and half with a messy, bruised appearance to depict her happiness and sadness. The back panel design features the hands of the protagonist and antagonist to represent bruises on the protagonist's wrists alluding to domestic violence. The inside panel design displays an empty lake setting to symbolize the protagonist's loneliness.
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The radio show host reviewed their commercial radio show and identified several areas for improvement. They could have had a longer introduction and spoken louder and closer to the microphones. They also needed to time the transitions between songs better so they did not fade out the first song too early or start the second song too abruptly. When introducing songs, they should say the name before rather than after inserting a jingle. They also accidentally used the wrong jingle once. The host notes that chatting about songs and celebrities helps add personality but they could have planned more and not talked over each other as much. Overall, the show had a good mix of new and familiar songs for their target audience.
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2) A Honda ad uses a chain reaction metaphor to show how car parts work together with the message that it's nice when things just work.
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2) A Honda advertisement uses sounds of car parts interacting and features the song "Cogs in Cogs" to portray their car as amazing and new, targeting males aged 30s.
3) A Skittles advertisement shows an office worker unable to do anything without relating it to Skittles, using crumbling and phone sound effects, to make younger audiences crave Skittles.
4) A T-Mobile advertisement shows people dancing in a train station to various
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