The document describes and analyzes two perfume advertisements - one for Sean John featuring a man with two girls, implying the product will attract women, and the other featuring Paris Hilton, implying the product will make the wearer attractive like her. Key details analyzed include the images used, colors, fonts, and where the ads would be displayed to appeal to their target audiences.
This document analyzes the visual, audio, narrative, and action codes used in television advertisements for clothing websites and perfumes. For clothing ads, bright colors, stylish outfits, props, upbeat music, and energetic dancing are used. Narratives simply showcase the clothes without disruption. Perfume ads employ softer tones, subtle music, sophisticated gestures, and narratives involving an equilibrium disruption resolved by fragrance use. Both aim to portray their products positively and engage their target audiences.
The student created a magazine front cover and conducted a questionnaire with 10 classmates to get feedback. Most respondents liked the magazine name and layout, while 3 people felt the writing wasn't clear enough. Based on this feedback, the student made some changes to the storylines and layout to improve clarity and better suit the target audience. Through taking photos and printing, the student was able to turn their design into a finished product.
The document contains questions from students and staff for a teacher. The student questions ask about the teacher's favorite sport and lesson, their favorite teacher, a funny classroom moment, if they enjoy teaching, and upcoming trips. The staff questions ask how bullying is handled, consequences for bullies and victims, if the teacher is proud to work at the school and why, their harshest punishment, phones confiscated weekly, a top news story, and the teacher's prior career.
The Wii is the most popular game console in the class, with Just Dance being the most popular game. Boys and girls prefer different consoles. Kiss FM is the favorite radio station for both boys and girls. The class visits the cinema and watches 14 to 28 hours of TV on average per week. The most recently popular film seen was Step Up 3D, and Facebook is the most popular social media site.
The document describes and analyzes two perfume advertisements - one for Sean John featuring a man with two girls, implying the product will attract women, and the other featuring Paris Hilton, implying the product will make the wearer attractive like her. Key details analyzed include the images used, colors, fonts, and where the ads would be displayed to appeal to their target audiences.
This document analyzes the visual, audio, narrative, and action codes used in television advertisements for clothing websites and perfumes. For clothing ads, bright colors, stylish outfits, props, upbeat music, and energetic dancing are used. Narratives simply showcase the clothes without disruption. Perfume ads employ softer tones, subtle music, sophisticated gestures, and narratives involving an equilibrium disruption resolved by fragrance use. Both aim to portray their products positively and engage their target audiences.
The student created a magazine front cover and conducted a questionnaire with 10 classmates to get feedback. Most respondents liked the magazine name and layout, while 3 people felt the writing wasn't clear enough. Based on this feedback, the student made some changes to the storylines and layout to improve clarity and better suit the target audience. Through taking photos and printing, the student was able to turn their design into a finished product.
The document contains questions from students and staff for a teacher. The student questions ask about the teacher's favorite sport and lesson, their favorite teacher, a funny classroom moment, if they enjoy teaching, and upcoming trips. The staff questions ask how bullying is handled, consequences for bullies and victims, if the teacher is proud to work at the school and why, their harshest punishment, phones confiscated weekly, a top news story, and the teacher's prior career.
The Wii is the most popular game console in the class, with Just Dance being the most popular game. Boys and girls prefer different consoles. Kiss FM is the favorite radio station for both boys and girls. The class visits the cinema and watches 14 to 28 hours of TV on average per week. The most recently popular film seen was Step Up 3D, and Facebook is the most popular social media site.
The document discusses different types of print that could be used to print 100 leaflets with a £2000 budget and deadline of the next day. It provides information on hand printing, mechanical printing, and digital printing methods and their associated skills, costs, production times, and visual quality. Laser printing is concluded to be the best option as it will look professional, cost £47 to print 100 pages, is easy to use, and meets the deadline.
Ray Beats is a new product that combines sunglasses and headphones into one product. The sunglasses have a small button that allows the user to listen to music and change tracks. The product is made using recognized sunglass brands like Ray Ban and Oakley, and headphone brands like Beats. It is estimated to cost between £75-£350 depending on the model. The target audience is people like Stan, a 20-year-old stockbroker who enjoys music festivals in the summer and has brands like Ray Bans. The TV advertisement will feature Dr. Dre on a beach in Barbados to appeal to customers who would use it while traveling on holiday.
This letter is a proposal from Feline Cosmetics Ltd to an advertising agency to promote their new men's cosmetic product called "X-men". The letter introduces the new product line and explains that while they have been successful in women's cosmetics, they have not targeted the male market. It proposes an advertising campaign through magazines, TV, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base. The letter notes the budget is negotiable and requests a response within 5 days.
The document outlines a photoshoot plan, listing the main model Dan Rimlick and 5 additional models to be photographed. It notes the shot types planned for each image, including BCU eye level, XLS birdseye, LS eye level, MLS canted, XCU eye level, and LS canted. Costumes are described as party clothes, topless, and wedding clothes. The location is given as either in school or at home, and props mentioned include clothes, flowers, and water.
The document provides guidance on obtaining permission to use photographs in a magazine. It discusses that permission is needed to use photos of people, including signatures and addresses. For photos of minors, permission is needed from parents. Permission can be obtained by contacting the photographer or subject of the photo directly. If permission cannot be obtained, alternative photos without identifiable people should be used instead. Proof of permission, such as signatures, is required for each photo used.
This target audience is female teenagers and young adults between the ages of 13-24. Their interests include fashion, celebrities, gossip and beauty. Many of them are currently in school or just starting their careers.
Wade is planning to write a magazine called "Blizzard" that will include stories about celebrities like Chantelle and Alex having a baby, Harry Styles' love life, and Justin Bieber having a baby. The magazine will also feature a Twilight wedding dress for sale and the top 5 celebrity red carpet dresses. The main story will be about Chantelle and Alex having a baby.
Vortex Creative is looking for a young apprentice with creative skills who knows their target audience and can sell magazines. The ideal candidate will have excellent organizational abilities and be able to analyze details like a magazine's age range, gender, nationality, interests, and typical reader job or student status to understand who the target audience is. Examples are provided of analyzing various magazines to determine attributes of their target audiences such as age, gender, nationality, interests, and typical reader occupation.
Celebrity Big Brother stars Chantelle Houghton and Alex Reid are expecting their first child together. Chantelle is 11 weeks pregnant, having found out just before scheduled IVF treatment, as years of extreme dieting had previously left her unable to conceive naturally.
This magazine focuses on fashion, gossip about celebrities' lives, and red carpet dresses. The main story provides details about celebrities' personal lives while sub stories offer fashion tips, reviews of celebrity outfits, and gossip. Photos feature celebrity dresses, makeup trends, and celebrities' homes alongside captions about red carpet events and the latest fashion news. The magazine aims to keep teenage girls up to date on celebrity fashion and relationships.
This document lists the titles of several magazines including teen magazines, gossip magazines, lifestyle magazines, gardening magazines, football magazines, and more gossip magazines.
This document outlines pricing tiers for various magazines, with free magazines available under 89p and pricing increasing in 50p increments up to £3.50 or more. Some of the magazines listed include Glamour, Vogue, Forbes, Gardeners World, Gay Times, Jet, and Drapers.
This document discusses magazines and TV listings. It mentions that magazines contain TV listings for shows as well as which shows are the most and least popular according to the listings. The most popular shows are listed separately from the least popular shows.
The document is a 6 question survey about a magazine front cover asking respondents if they like the name and writing clarity, if anything about the layout should change, if they like the story lines, if the cover suits the target audience, and if the font should be changed.
From a questionnaire about a perfume advert, most respondents had positive first impressions and liked the monochrome design, perfume name and concept. All said the font was clear and layout worked well. Most felt the model fit the advert, but one suggested changing the model. Respondents also recommended adding color to the black-and-white bottle image to make it less dull and increasing the bottle size so it stands out more.
This document contains a 10 question survey about a perfume advertisement. The questions ask about the respondent's first impression of the ad, their opinions on the design, name, target audience fit, font clarity, layout, model, and what could be improved. It also asks if the respondent would buy the perfume.
Evaluation of my final advert topic sentenceswadeevans
My final advert design differed from my original concept by being in black and white instead of color, making it seem more mysterious. Technology like Photoshop allowed me to edit models and add details, choosing from fonts and colors. I feel my advert is suitable for my target older audience since it promotes a perfume using a well-known middle-aged model with a message of longing for the past.
The document discusses a perfume advertisement and whether it follows CAP codes. The advertisement does not contain bad language or offensive content. While the main image shows some cleavage of the model, it is mostly covered and does not contain nudity that would be unsuitable for the target audience. Additionally, the advertisement is not misleading as it does not make exaggerated claims about the quality or effects of the perfume.
The document discusses different types of print that could be used to print 100 leaflets with a £2000 budget and deadline of the next day. It provides information on hand printing, mechanical printing, and digital printing methods and their associated skills, costs, production times, and visual quality. Laser printing is concluded to be the best option as it will look professional, cost £47 to print 100 pages, is easy to use, and meets the deadline.
Ray Beats is a new product that combines sunglasses and headphones into one product. The sunglasses have a small button that allows the user to listen to music and change tracks. The product is made using recognized sunglass brands like Ray Ban and Oakley, and headphone brands like Beats. It is estimated to cost between £75-£350 depending on the model. The target audience is people like Stan, a 20-year-old stockbroker who enjoys music festivals in the summer and has brands like Ray Bans. The TV advertisement will feature Dr. Dre on a beach in Barbados to appeal to customers who would use it while traveling on holiday.
This letter is a proposal from Feline Cosmetics Ltd to an advertising agency to promote their new men's cosmetic product called "X-men". The letter introduces the new product line and explains that while they have been successful in women's cosmetics, they have not targeted the male market. It proposes an advertising campaign through magazines, TV, and newspapers to effectively reach their target customer base. The letter notes the budget is negotiable and requests a response within 5 days.
The document outlines a photoshoot plan, listing the main model Dan Rimlick and 5 additional models to be photographed. It notes the shot types planned for each image, including BCU eye level, XLS birdseye, LS eye level, MLS canted, XCU eye level, and LS canted. Costumes are described as party clothes, topless, and wedding clothes. The location is given as either in school or at home, and props mentioned include clothes, flowers, and water.
The document provides guidance on obtaining permission to use photographs in a magazine. It discusses that permission is needed to use photos of people, including signatures and addresses. For photos of minors, permission is needed from parents. Permission can be obtained by contacting the photographer or subject of the photo directly. If permission cannot be obtained, alternative photos without identifiable people should be used instead. Proof of permission, such as signatures, is required for each photo used.
This target audience is female teenagers and young adults between the ages of 13-24. Their interests include fashion, celebrities, gossip and beauty. Many of them are currently in school or just starting their careers.
Wade is planning to write a magazine called "Blizzard" that will include stories about celebrities like Chantelle and Alex having a baby, Harry Styles' love life, and Justin Bieber having a baby. The magazine will also feature a Twilight wedding dress for sale and the top 5 celebrity red carpet dresses. The main story will be about Chantelle and Alex having a baby.
Vortex Creative is looking for a young apprentice with creative skills who knows their target audience and can sell magazines. The ideal candidate will have excellent organizational abilities and be able to analyze details like a magazine's age range, gender, nationality, interests, and typical reader job or student status to understand who the target audience is. Examples are provided of analyzing various magazines to determine attributes of their target audiences such as age, gender, nationality, interests, and typical reader occupation.
Celebrity Big Brother stars Chantelle Houghton and Alex Reid are expecting their first child together. Chantelle is 11 weeks pregnant, having found out just before scheduled IVF treatment, as years of extreme dieting had previously left her unable to conceive naturally.
This magazine focuses on fashion, gossip about celebrities' lives, and red carpet dresses. The main story provides details about celebrities' personal lives while sub stories offer fashion tips, reviews of celebrity outfits, and gossip. Photos feature celebrity dresses, makeup trends, and celebrities' homes alongside captions about red carpet events and the latest fashion news. The magazine aims to keep teenage girls up to date on celebrity fashion and relationships.
This document lists the titles of several magazines including teen magazines, gossip magazines, lifestyle magazines, gardening magazines, football magazines, and more gossip magazines.
This document outlines pricing tiers for various magazines, with free magazines available under 89p and pricing increasing in 50p increments up to £3.50 or more. Some of the magazines listed include Glamour, Vogue, Forbes, Gardeners World, Gay Times, Jet, and Drapers.
This document discusses magazines and TV listings. It mentions that magazines contain TV listings for shows as well as which shows are the most and least popular according to the listings. The most popular shows are listed separately from the least popular shows.
The document is a 6 question survey about a magazine front cover asking respondents if they like the name and writing clarity, if anything about the layout should change, if they like the story lines, if the cover suits the target audience, and if the font should be changed.
From a questionnaire about a perfume advert, most respondents had positive first impressions and liked the monochrome design, perfume name and concept. All said the font was clear and layout worked well. Most felt the model fit the advert, but one suggested changing the model. Respondents also recommended adding color to the black-and-white bottle image to make it less dull and increasing the bottle size so it stands out more.
This document contains a 10 question survey about a perfume advertisement. The questions ask about the respondent's first impression of the ad, their opinions on the design, name, target audience fit, font clarity, layout, model, and what could be improved. It also asks if the respondent would buy the perfume.
Evaluation of my final advert topic sentenceswadeevans
My final advert design differed from my original concept by being in black and white instead of color, making it seem more mysterious. Technology like Photoshop allowed me to edit models and add details, choosing from fonts and colors. I feel my advert is suitable for my target older audience since it promotes a perfume using a well-known middle-aged model with a message of longing for the past.
The document discusses a perfume advertisement and whether it follows CAP codes. The advertisement does not contain bad language or offensive content. While the main image shows some cleavage of the model, it is mostly covered and does not contain nudity that would be unsuitable for the target audience. Additionally, the advertisement is not misleading as it does not make exaggerated claims about the quality or effects of the perfume.