Saturday, 3 September 2016
LO:1 feed back and resonce to feed back
To improve my feed back I did more campaigns and used a number of advertising campaigns and found out what their target audience was in terms of age, NRS and interests. I also explored the ways in which the advert persuaded the audience and what their advertising connoted and demoted
Friday, 2 September 2016
LO:1 Army step up campeign
gender-male
Life style(NRS)-middle class and bellow
interests-adventure, adrenaline, travel
The slogan 'step up' has connotations of being noble I.e. step up for your country The large ,bold ,white text on a black background makes the text stand out and grabs the audiences attention. The worn and battered bots have connotation of adventure, journey and a story to tell as if they have been places you could only imagine of. The slogan 'step up' has connotations of improving themselves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTozmZhQ4Dc
The TV advert shows how the recruit changes and grows into a soldier and shows how far the Army takes him from the recruitment office to on combat tour in the desert, it dose this by following a close up the soldiers boots in different scenarios.
The stereotype of the Army being a place of action, discipline and comradery is used to inforce the campaigns message by making it seem more realistic by showing it in the background, therefore reinforcing the stereotype within the advert you are making it more persuasive and appealing.
As you can see from this still from the advert empty casings are falling to the floor around him, this has connotations of action and adrenaline used to lure the audience in and the sound of rapid gun fire connotes intensity and power.
By using an audio visual advert they were able to show the journey the boots have been through all the way from basic training al the way to combat and make the audience feel more involved therefore further enforcing the message of join the Army for excitement and adrenaline.
As you can see from this still from the advert empty casings are falling to the floor around him, this has connotations of action and adrenaline used to lure the audience in and the sound of rapid gun fire connotes intensity and power.By using an audio visual advert they were able to show the journey the boots have been through all the way from basic training al the way to combat and make the audience feel more involved therefore further enforcing the message of join the Army for excitement and adrenaline.
Timing-A large proportion of the advert shows combat taking place in a desert environment this is fitting as this advert was broadcast during the Afghanistan war communicating a sense of reality to the audience and making it seem more real.
The production company would have to ensure that the advert didn't show any harsh realities of war i.e. death to protect younger viewers this is a moral implication.
Thursday, 1 September 2016
LO:1 Dumbways to die
Age-5+
The key message of not die in a stupid way on the rail way.
The advertising campaign mainly used large images of 'dumb ways to die' in it's print ads, this was to draw the audience in so that they read the finer print.
The title of this campaign ''Dumb ways to die'' strikes the audience as a strange and therefore peaks their interests.
The campaign uses obvious stereotypes of 'dumb ways to die' i.e. 'using your private parts as Parana bait' and then draws a comparison from that to being unsafe at a railway to make the audience realise how much of a 'dumb way to die' it would be.
The campaign was published mostly in places where the key message is applicable i.e. train stations this is because this is where the averts target audience would be found.
There was also an online game released, this was used to appeal to the younger demographic and get them involved.
legal and ethicsThe legal and ethical issues face when making this campaign would have been not to show people incurring violent and gory deaths as that would be disturbing to a younger audience and would have not been allowed to have been shown before the watershed meaning that a massive part of their demographic would have been missed.
gender-All
Life style(NRS)-all
interests-safety, rail travel
The advertising campaign mainly used large images of 'dumb ways to die' in it's print ads, this was to draw the audience in so that they read the finer print.
The title of this campaign ''Dumb ways to die'' strikes the audience as a strange and therefore peaks their interests.
The campaign uses obvious stereotypes of 'dumb ways to die' i.e. 'using your private parts as Parana bait' and then draws a comparison from that to being unsafe at a railway to make the audience realise how much of a 'dumb way to die' it would be.
The campaign was published mostly in places where the key message is applicable i.e. train stations this is because this is where the averts target audience would be found.
legal and ethicsThe legal and ethical issues face when making this campaign would have been not to show people incurring violent and gory deaths as that would be disturbing to a younger audience and would have not been allowed to have been shown before the watershed meaning that a massive part of their demographic would have been missed.
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