Advertising Research

        I have discovered that on adverts for sport like the infamous Nike football and basketball
   commercials, they all have a variety of camera shots ranging from extremely close up to a type of
    running camera, as in where the camera man is running along with the person playing the sport
    intentionally so that it looks more realistic almost like the camera man is also a player creating a
     sport atmosphere for the viewer. As well as this, the adverts for Nike sports have a tendency to
   project the sound of the player breathing and also when he makes contact with the ball to really
 amplify the message in the video. This can be combined with slow motion shots, for example when
   on the football advertisement for the world cup, it finished with a 20 second build up to Ronaldo
   taking a free kick but it shows flash backs to his home country where people are cheering for him
     and it scans the audience to see the screams on people’s faces, then it finishes with the camera
facing the ball as he kicks it ending with the Nike logo and slogan, adverts like these really entice the
viewer and make them feel almost as if they were there as well. I think that the way the slow motion
and build up was immediately silenced by a black screen showing the Nike tick and the slogan was an
  extremely appealing way to get the company across as the viewer is so hooked on watching what
happens they instantly get to see Nike giving the viewer basis a much higher chance of remembering
 it as the “Nike world cup advertisement” instead of just the “world cup commercial”, showing huge
                    success as now they will remember and spread the word to others.

Advertising research

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    Advertising Research I have discovered that on adverts for sport like the infamous Nike football and basketball commercials, they all have a variety of camera shots ranging from extremely close up to a type of running camera, as in where the camera man is running along with the person playing the sport intentionally so that it looks more realistic almost like the camera man is also a player creating a sport atmosphere for the viewer. As well as this, the adverts for Nike sports have a tendency to project the sound of the player breathing and also when he makes contact with the ball to really amplify the message in the video. This can be combined with slow motion shots, for example when on the football advertisement for the world cup, it finished with a 20 second build up to Ronaldo taking a free kick but it shows flash backs to his home country where people are cheering for him and it scans the audience to see the screams on people’s faces, then it finishes with the camera facing the ball as he kicks it ending with the Nike logo and slogan, adverts like these really entice the viewer and make them feel almost as if they were there as well. I think that the way the slow motion and build up was immediately silenced by a black screen showing the Nike tick and the slogan was an extremely appealing way to get the company across as the viewer is so hooked on watching what happens they instantly get to see Nike giving the viewer basis a much higher chance of remembering it as the “Nike world cup advertisement” instead of just the “world cup commercial”, showing huge success as now they will remember and spread the word to others.