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The document proposes an idea for an advertisement depicting the negative effects of air pollution. The ad would show characters spraying fragrances and then dropping dead as the "opposite effect" of typical perfume ads. It would have a soundtrack that changes from pop to hard rock as the character realizes what is happening. Another person would tell the main character to stop spraying and polluting the air. The ad aims to create awareness of the damage caused by carbon emissions from vehicles through humor and shock. It would be filmed at a teenager's bedroom and a college hall entrance.
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The document analyzes a horror movie poster, noting various elements that establish the genre and provide clues about the plot. These include a burning city in the background suggesting war and problems, a partially obscured sun representing hope and hopelessness, a large red "Z" symbolizing blood and possibly zombies. Text on the poster like the tagline asks a rhetorical question to intrigue viewers. Colors and imagery like a dark abandoned house and bleeding word evoke danger, blood, and death typical of horror posters.
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This document provides an analysis of the conventions and challenges presented in a romantic tragedy film similar to Romeo and Juliet. It discusses the conventions of using an omniscient narrator and character types. The settings convey typical family homes but also incorporate industrial backdrops and scenic foregrounds to parallel the protagonist's turmoil. Iconography includes whisky and empty drug packets to represent angst and the chosen suicide method. Flashbacks show past happiness contrasted with present sadness, challenging a conventional narrative resolution. Handheld shots lend a realistic independent film style.
Question 2
The document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It focuses on two main social groups: detectives dressed in suits who remain calm under pressure, and members of the IRA represented by an unconventional female character, Sally. Sally is depicted as a wealthy, sophisticated woman who uses her appearance and feminine wiles to disguise her true identity as an IRA agent and fool those around her. High-level camera angles, close-ups, and lighting are used to portray Sally as a powerful yet dangerous character.
Conventions of film posters
The film poster conventions summarized are:
1) Horror film posters typically feature disturbing or scary imagery like a screaming person to indicate the genre.
2) Colors like red and black are often used to represent blood and violence through their connotations.
3) The title is usually styled in a handwritten or irregular font to make it seem creepy or as if a child wrote it.
Film poster analysis
The horror film poster for "Stay Alive" shows close-up hands grabbing a video game remote while in handcuffs, suggesting being trapped or a prisoner. The red and black coloring and tagline "you die in the game-you die for real" hint that the film involves a fight for survival in an unpleasant video game.
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1) A Nando's restaurant ad that is 30 seconds long with a Spanish male voiceover and jingle setting a serious yet friendly tone for a younger target audience.
2) A "Blue Storm" energy drink ad that is 32 seconds with an attention-grabbing jingle and deep American male voiceover using fast-paced music to target working-class males aged 25-35.
3) A "V" energy drink ad that is 42 seconds featuring a humorous British male conversation about the drink can, changing from a sad to entertaining tone to target similar demographics as the other ads.
Radio advertisement report
The document analyzes three radio advertisements:
1) A Nando's restaurant ad that is 30 seconds long with a Spanish male voiceover and jingle setting a serious yet friendly tone for a younger target audience.
2) A "Blue Storm" energy drink ad that is 32 seconds with an attention-grabbing jingle and deep American male voiceover using fast-paced music to target working-class males aged 25-35.
3) A "V" energy drink ad that is 42 seconds featuring a humorous British male conversation about the drink, changing from a sad to entertaining tone to target similar demographics as the other ads.
GCSE CROSS MEDIA ASSIGNMENT 2 exam board full marks example
The document provides an analysis of two print and television advertisements for the fragrance 'Be Delicious' by DKNY. It compares how each ad is targeted towards different audiences across the two media platforms. It then describes an advertising campaign created by the student for a new fragrance called 'RIOT' from Core Clothing, including a magazine advertisement and storyboard for a television commercial.
Assignment 2 a star exemplar
The document provides an analysis of two print and television advertisements for the fragrance 'Be Delicious' by DKNY. It compares how each ad is targeted towards different audiences across the two media platforms. It then describes an advertising campaign created by the student for a new fragrance called 'RIOT' from Core Clothing, including a magazine advertisement and storyboard for a television commercial.
Stranger things have happened
The document summarizes a music video being created for the Foo Fighters song "Stranger Things Have Happened". The video will tell the story of a man going through his daily routine where subtle things seem off or different. It will be revealed that he is actually dead in a hospital and the video was taking place inside his mind. The target audience is 14-30 year olds who watch music videos online. Stylistic influences include films with surreal elements like Shutter Island that don't fully reveal the twist until later. Various locations will be filmed to depict scenes from the song lyrics.
Initial ideas
This document outlines Tina Hartnell's ideas for two public service advertisements about the dangers of binge drinking. The target audience would be teenagers and young adults aged 15-30. Examples are given of similar impactful anti-binge drinking ads from campaigns like "Think". The ads would follow conventions like using teenage actors, portraying dangers and laws being broken, with music and silence for impact. The goal is to create a negative impression of binge drinking to prevent it, using graphic, negative images and dark lighting with silence and scary sounds. The "Think!" campaign is identified as producing ads with a similar aim.
Revised proposal
The proposal is for a 15-second ident to run on E4 featuring two lovers sitting on a park bench who notice a horrific plane crash and burst into laughter in reaction. After laughing, they notice the E4 logo sitting next to them on the bench. They look at the camera and shrug. The purpose is to make viewers laugh and share the ident with others to expand the audience. There is no deep meaning, just randomness to fit E4's style. The ident matches E4's colors, childish comedy theme, and random style.
White, sophie QUESTION 1
The document provides an evaluation of a student's media products for their A2 Media course, which included a soap opera trailer, magazine cover, and billboard advertising a fictional soap opera called "Borderline".
The student analyzes how their products used or developed conventions from real media examples, including trailers for 90210, Downton Abbey, and Hollyoaks. They discussed elements like lighting, shot composition, music, and use of cryptic flashes of information.
The student also explains how their magazine cover was revised to better follow conventions seen in real products, such as including logos, dates, pictures, and design elements like banners and boxes.
Whose Ad Is It Anyway?
The document analyzes representations of women in television advertising based on whether the ad is targeted toward male or female viewers. The author conducted a content analysis of 10 ads, coding 5 men's ads and 5 women's ads. The analysis found that women are portrayed differently between the two types of ads. In men's ads, women are depicted as easy, gullible, controlled, judgmental, and promiscuous. Meanwhile, in women's ads they are portrayed as in control, competent, glamorous, self-confident, and strong. However, the author was surprised to also find women depicted as promiscuous in one of the women's ads, though she was seen as being in control.
Blog Task 2
The document discusses various strategies for establishing an artist's brand, including through a pop video, digital packaging (Digi-Pak), and magazine advertisements. It draws on theories of Richard Dyer about how stars are constructed through representations that appeal to audiences. The strategies aim to portray the artist Marie as a rebellious "forbidden fruit" through imagery emphasizing sexuality, danger and mystery. The goal is to make Marie a star by constructing her image using these media in a way that resolves the paradoxes of being ordinary yet extraordinary, and present yet absent, for audiences.
poetry and advertisement
This document contains a student's responses to exam questions about storytelling, advertising, and poetry. The student provides detailed answers analyzing examples like a Parker pen advertisement, the movie The Godfather, a Dove beauty campaign, and Walt Whitman's poem "Song of Myself." The student explains concepts such as Schank's script theory, cognitive theories of images and the mind, Roland Barthes' mythology, and how storyboards and fairy tales can be applied to advertising.
Different Forms of Television Adverts Final
This document discusses different forms of television advertising including humour, shock tactics, surrealism, and intertextual references. It provides examples like a Reebok commercial using funny music to appeal to audiences, an anti-smoking ad using special effects to graphically show body damage from smoking, and an Oasis soda ad changing lighting to engage viewers. Sound effects are also analyzed, like footsteps creating a movie feel and a slamming graphic connoting a fast service.
01 mise en scene notes sheet
Mise-en-scene refers to everything that appears on screen and includes 6 key areas: colour, costume, props, set/location, blocking/performance, and lighting. The document provides examples of how these elements are used to convey meaning and create mood through characters' clothing, backgrounds, objects, and lighting techniques like high key and low key. Costumes, for instance, can suggest a character's social class and personality, while lighting can make an image appear more dramatic with shadows or lighter for comedy genres. Mise-en-scene allows filmmakers to visually tell stories through intentional design of what appears on screen.
4. proposal
This proposal outlines a radio station/podcast called "Roflmao FM" aimed at mid-teen listeners between 15-18 years old. The content will include a normal radio advert transitioning into an introduction with a jingle. A new artist will be introduced and sing an original song. News stories may include offensive or sensitive material so will air later in the show. To avoid offending listeners, controversial topics will be discussed later and complaints can be called into the station. The station will be unique while also referencing real music, ads, and products.
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- 1. Media Communication and Production
- 2. Idea 1 The idea I have brought up, is a scenario of the opposite of the fragrances adverts seen on Tele. But in this case when the male / female actor sprays them self hoping to attract the other sex, but ends up with the opposite effect… so bad that they all start dropping dead. Leaving just on person who had hope in the person that they may be able to stop letting off unfriendly gasses. This add will involves 4 – 5 Characters. It will also have a sound track playing as the main character is walking down. (RnB or Pop) When he get to the other sex as soon as he sprays and the other gender drops, that’s when the hard rock music plays as he put on a shocking face, confused of what happen. That when a person come back to him / her saying ‘NOO DON’T SPRAY ANYMORE, YOU ARE POLUTING THE AIR, AND CAUSING A LOT OF DAMAGE TO US ALL’. Then she throw the fragrance in the bin, doing her part to stop the out burst of smell flowing around, and clearing the air.
- 3. The aim To create a awareness of what happen when you are releasing lethal gasses which pollute our air around us e.g. carbon emissions released from cars. This Ads uses Humor, and shock to capture the target audience attention.
- 4. Location This Ad will be filmed at 2 different Locations; An Normal Teenagers Bedroom and The Entrance to a College Hall-Room
- 5. Idea 1 For my 1st Idea I would like to create a scenario of, a man and women both walking in a park when they see a salesmen who goes up to the couple to sell a nice cold drink to them. But guess what it refills its self making, the product become a re useable drink that can also satisfy Target audience:
- 6. The aim To create a awareness of what happen when… This Ads uses… to capture the target audience attention.
- 7. Location This Ad will be filmed at…