Advert analysis v2
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This document analyzes and summarizes the key visual, audio, and messaging elements of 5 advertisements: 1) A John West salmon ad features a man fighting a bear with the message that John West works hard to ensure the best salmon product. 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. 3) A Skittles ad shows Skittles falling in an office with the message to "touch the rainbow, taste the rainbow." 4) A T-Mobile ad features people dancing to popular songs in a train station with the message that "life's for sharing." 5) The document analyzes
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3) A Skittles ad depicts Skittles falling and people talking about them to leave viewers craving Skittles.
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- 1. BTECCreative Media Production – Advert Analysis Name: Dion Coombes Name of Product Visual / Text Music / Sound FX Audience Meaning / Message John west Man fighting a bear No text apart from the tin displaying “John west salmon.” No music. Just man shouting. Kicking and punching a bear A voice over telling us about the product. People who enjoy eating fish. John west is working hard to ensure you have the best salmon product. “Ensure the worst to give you the best.” Honda Estate car Chain reaction of car parts. And name of the company car. The sound of all the individual car part Touching each other. The voice over. Song rappers delight by Sugar Hill Gang. Adults with a family. Working men. “Isn’t it nice when things just work?” Skittles Many skittles In an office 2 men and a women Skittles falling. People talking. The phone ringing. The voice over telling us about skittles. Children “touch the rainbow, taste the rainbow” No message it’s Just to get us to talk about the product.
- 2. T Mobile People dancing in Liverpool street station. Lots and lots of people. Place and time. T Mobile. 8 well known songs. Don’t ya. Nut cracker. Get down on it. Since you bin gone. Lollypop. Do you love me. People who like mobiles All ages. “Life’s for sharing.” Something good what you would record or share.