Mad hatters tea party
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The document is a promotional video for a Mad Hatters Tea Party event that raises money for charity. The purpose is to advertise the event, inform people about what happens, raise awareness for the charity, and allow businesses to donate funds. It shows children having fun at the event through documentary-style shots at a botanical garden in Birmingham. The promo aims to entertain its target audience of 35-45 year old business professionals and encourage their donations to support the charity.
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- 1. Mad Hatters Tea Party Promo BY Danni Manley
- 2. Purpose • Its to advertise the event so people could go to it • It is also made so businesses can donate money to help fund the charity • Its to inform people about what happens there • The purpose of the tea party • It is to raise awareness of the charity • It is a way that the children to have fun
- 3. Meaning • It’s a promo • To showcase the fun and excitement the young people have while they are there • Its to raise money for a charity, it has the contact details at the end where you can donate • Its also for parents and cares to take their children for rest bite, • It is for children who have disability's and parents, it shows what is available on the day that both parents and children can do. • It shows that the children love the service because it has shots of children having fun
- 4. Form • It’s a tea party • Its for children who has disability's • Gives parents/cares a rest for the day • Businesses can donate money • The duration time is 05.09 minuets long
- 5. Content Camera • Wide shot of what's happening and people playing, • It also has a mid shot of people (Children, cares, staff) interview, • The camera is hand held to make it look more informal and realistic and you are their, • It is use as a documentary style • It has zooms because it only happens once • Its recorded as it is and no do overs • The interviews are filmed but as they speak they use shots over the interview regarding what they are talking about,
- 6. Content /mise-en-scene • Its all realistic because it’s a natural shot film/promo • Bright colors costume so children can see them from a mile away, • Making balloons someone is making balloon object in the background • Bouncy castle, children are playing on it • Fancy dress, adults are in fancy dress costumes • Famous people/characters such as Mr. Been • People are in Alice in Wonderland character costumes, • Set in a botanical garden in Birmingham, that’s the only location they use • They use natural lighting, there are no lighting effects
- 7. Content Editing • It has shots of the garden in its natural form at the beginning • Then an image of service users • It has shots of people having fun at the event • It then has interviews and in-between with voice overs it has more shots of people using the serves and what's there • It has fading between some shots • It has quad screens, its to make it more interesting and lots of things that is going on the same but different and they wanted to show the audience more information,
- 8. Music • At the beginning there is slow music over the voice over, • The music stops when images of children fade in and out, • When showing shots of people using the service another song is played, its more of carnival music, • When the children is speaking the music stops, • When the images of things the children made are on screen the music comes again, • There are voice overs talking about the fun stuff that goes on at the event, • The music is happy to show that the event is fun,
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