Codes and conventions of a print advert
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The document outlines some key codes and conventions used in print advertising campaigns for television programs, including using consistent themes, slogans, and colors to link the ad to its trailer and campaign. A print ad will feature a central image representing the program, keep the text brief to engage viewers, and include elements like the TV channel's logo, title, scheduling information, and an A4 landscape orientation.
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- Logos are often transparent to blend into the background image. Channel 4 logos are typically placed in the top right to not obstruct the central image.
- Black text on a white box is used to make the text stand out from the main image. The logo color also matches the text color for continuity.
- A single striking image dominates the advert to catch viewers' attention rather than multiple images.
- Slogans are larger than program names to intrigue viewers and make them want to read more details. Smaller text includes the title and scheduling information.
- Two contrasting colors are usually used
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- Black text on a white box is used to make the text stand out from the main image. The logo color also matches the text color for continuity.
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Codes and conventions of a print advert
- 1. Codes and conventions of a Print Advert By Megan Burley
- 2. Theme • The print advert must be from the same campaign as the trailer. It must be made clear through the same theme and same slogan etc.
- 3. Colour • The colour block behind the title and information links to the image and is generally found in the bottom left hand corner.
- 4. Logo • The TV company logo features on the print advert and its position depends on the type of channel.
- 5. Image • One strong, bold central image is used. This anchors the narrative of the programme and sums up what it entails.
- 6. Text • Words/the text are kept to a minimum to keep the audience interested and not bored. It grabs the audiences attention and makes them think about the true meaning of the print advert.
- 7. Slogan • The slogan should be catchy and link to the documentary being spoke about.
- 8. Features Other features of a print advert include: • Scheduling • Title • A4 Landscape