They seemed dull, maybe to show that the commercial is not very pleasant.
The commercial should not be pleasant because animals are suffering; therefore the colours are not very lively. All the colours are roughly the same because they want to keep the commercial heartbreaking instead of cheerful to unhappy.
There were many different shots in the commercial. Each different shot showed us how the animals were living and how they were feeling. They had no clue what was going on, so they just suffered in silence.
The first sound on the commercial was a helpless little kitten. However, instead of doing what normal cats do (meow), this kitten was talking. She was asking where her mother was. I thought this had a huge impact on everyone who watched the advert because it showed that wherever animals were, they couldn't talk to anyone. .
When I first heard the advert I thought a mother was leaving her daughter on someone's doorstep. I think it caused sadness in everyone.
There is some music in the advert but there is talking going on over it. The music has a slow rhythm. It also has rush of sadness when you hear it. The music could have been played in a minor key to have made the commercial sadder. The first sound suggests a small child abandoned in an unused alleyway.
There are spoken words throughout the whole of the advert. There is a different voice for each animal. I think the young kitten's voice was used by a young girl. She said, Mum, where's my mum?' The tone of voice was quiet and upset. There are two dogs; the first dog I think is said by a middle-aged male. He said, Oh no, he's drunk again!' I think the tone of voice was again upset but also had fear. The second dog had no speech. Instead there is male, approximately 30-40 years old, telling us to donate £3 a month and also the number to call to get more information. This is not a voice over because he is not talking over anyone. He is just giving some details on how to get more information.
The advertisement I will analyse is named "In the Nick of Time." It advertised the Audi 90 Quatro was shown on TV in 1996. ... The advert implies that the car creates the perfect child and family. ... I think car advertising is very influential and if I were looking for a car, I might be influenced by TV adverts. ... This advert successfully does both. ...
In addition other revenue is gathered by sales revenue, sponsorship and in the case of TV Companies the sales of program material. The commercial broadcasting companies, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, depend hugely upon advertising revenue, but do make a turnover from For example Carlton TV's annual results for 2002 show that of the £799 millions turnover 83% or £660 millions was from advertising In 2002 advertisers spent £3.1bn on TV advertising in Britain. ... Today it seems like the adverts are arranged around the adverts, however this is wrong, and the progra...
For the purpose of analysing an advertisement I have chosen an advert for Louis Vuitton. The advert is taken from the magazine Vogue Australia (Oct 2002). ... This advert gives the feeling of past war times and the colour helps promote this. ... In conclusion, we can see how the semiotic approach has helped to analyse the advertisement in detail. However, one is led to the assumption that semiotic terms alone are not enough to describe and analyse an advertisement sufficiently. ...
Radio Times and TV Times I am going to deconstruct and analyse two media texts which are both print based. The two texts are extracted from the TV Times and Radio Times 12 years ago for the Christmas and New Year period. ... The TV Times is working class and has lots of screamers like "Look who's in the Christmas Pudding Club!". ... The TV Times only has little pictures associated with Christmas bordering the front cover. ... The Radio Times is a cartoon print and the TV Times is a real life photograph with a cartoon border. ...
Connotation looks further into how we perceive things at a higher level, letting us go beyond the denotations by analysing and interpreting and adding fact to the meaning (Barthes, 1973) To give an example of this, I will use a quote from the book "Popular Culture" written by Dominic Strinati. ... The advert is a full-page spread with both pictures and text from the February 2002 edition of Just 17 magazine. ... The graphic mode used on the advert is a photograph of a young, attractive, confident woman. ... this advert connotes that throughout the summer you could have fun, be cool,...
If it has such an effect on our lives it makes sense to study it and be able to analyse and interpret what adverts are telling us. The two adverts I have chosen to compare are an advert for "Tommy Girl" perfume and an advert for "Skechers" shoes. ... I plan to see if different ethnic groups are used in adverts. ... The "Tommy Girl" advert is just advertising the one range of perfume. ... Also the advert portrays sexual attraction between the various people in the advert, implying that the trainers make you attractive. ...
The adverts are well made and planned down to the very last detail such as steam, body language and slogans to capture the feeling of the advert. ... Levis adverts have always been of a high standard and have always had a conceivable storyline; in this study I will present three of these adverts in detail to magnify the detail given into the advert. ... Advert 75 "The Deal- This advert starts with a high angle shot of a workplace that is presented as dark, gloomy, hot and stuffy. ... At the beginning of the advert the music ties in perfectly with the story. ... Twist...
Analysis of an Advert: Subaru Legacy This advert contains linguistic features, which catch the eye when looking at the advert. ... The slogan for this advert is "The new Subaru Legacy, The next generation." ... For the women the advert provides details of the cars "ABS twin fronted air bags" and the" anti-theft immobiliser". ... In conclusion, I believe this is a good advert which informs me and persuades me. ... This is an interesting advert....
In 1937, National Broadcasting Co. began to broadcast the TV program formally. ... Current events comedy, take risks, and stage drama scene finish performing live and become well received by audience TV program intelligence test program the TV series of content night. When the TV makes enormous success in amusement, the TV begins to develop its news institutions again, introduce some important social public affairs too at the same time. A large amount of sports matches were re-laid in the TV, in early days, the TV program presented a batch of TVs program relying mainly on music by the fifties....