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This document discusses feedback on a potential sports advertising campaign. Multiple individuals provide their opinions. They believe the advert has potential if it has a high tempo and energy to engage viewers. They recommend the advert be between 30-45 seconds, targeting male teenagers and young men ages 15-25 who live in large cities. Adding a voiceover describing the football boots was also suggested.
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5. Commission - the client directly commissions specific work from
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Questionaire
- 1. Freddie Annie Elliot Ryan Does this idea have potential do be a professional and exciting advert? Why? Yes, if you produced a good production schedule and kept to it, met the deadlines, it could be a very good production. I think it will be very exciting and if its as high tense as you describe it then definitely. I’m not a very sporty person, but yes if it had a high tempo then it would catch my eye. Likewise with Elliot, I’m not a very sporty person but I would watch it yes and it had potential. Would you watch and pay attention to the advert if it was on TV? Yes Yes Yes Yes What would you recommend the time of the advert should be? I’d say it shouldn’t be any long that 40 seconds, mainly because any longer then it may lose the audience’s attention. 30 seconds as you want enough time to tell the viewer why this product should be for them, but any longer you may make it boring. Agree with Annie. 30-45 seconds What should the Target Audience be? Id say the TA should be Male, 15-25 year olds and people in large rich cities. Teenagers Im not too sporty and don’t know what age group would buy these boots, but definitely aim it towards Men. Boys and Men obviously will be better than females due to them playing more football, but maybe teenegrs? Any other points? No No Maybe add some voice over describing the football boot. No