Evaluation part 1 Media
When looking through adverts especially one’s that where
purely based on the environment I found that a lot where very simplistic in
trying to get the point across whereas other where very cluttered and had a lot
of writing this I did not like and felt had lost its message due to the over
clutter of words.
When watching the NSPCC Cartoon boy I was inspired as they
took something a simple as a cartoon, which conveyed and innocence and lack of
complication with in the character and was very clear why they had chose to use
the cartoon, the innocence gave a contrast to the evil beating’s he was been
giving adding a sinister touch to the advert, this is something I took on when
doing my advert, they where all slightly sinister with a dark touch to them a
lot of the time connoting death or a punishment of some sort for the crimes
against the environment.
Even though my advert full of many different shots when
looking at the one child advert I saw that there was very few shot and even
when they had changed it was after a prolonged time that and lingered on the
one shot making you forcibly create a relationship with those of the character
on screen from that I once again took that simplicity the abstract idea that I
did not have to add many of this to get any message across but instead it was
more powerful to keep it very simple. Something else of which inspired me was
that there was always one central item which you was drawn to and the
background was very bare, so as an audience having no interest to us and making
keep our eye on the central object, one other thing is the colours all being
very dark once again adding a sense of pain.
Watch Your Own Heart Attack Film British Heart
Foundation, this very much impacted on my advert as I like the idea of being
interviewed or interrogated by someone, someone of some sort of authority. Also
something very small but what I thought was effective is that the interrogator
wore a suit, show his professionalism and sense of intelligence in contrast to
what the person who is being interrogated. This would show who has the power in
the situation and who has come more prepared and also did this with chair, as I
would have the person who has done the wrong on an old wooden chair and the
interrogator and a black office chair, once again backing up that idea of
authority.
Greenpeace car ad, has a direct influence to my advert
as it was about the environment as was mine, once again it added to my already
cemented idea of keeping it simplistic as this once again was as it took an
everyday situation and turned it on its head I took this idea of an average
person being put through a difficult situation that’s why in my advert the
person being interrogated was no one of any significance and was a common
citizen of society this would show the audience that this could be them or
anyone which was a strong theme that I wanted to get across and also making the
audience feel as though they are being directly addressed.
Amnesty International TV Advert Teleshop Mother London
this very much give me the idea that I wanted it to be sinter and I struggles
to do this visually so I went about it with sounded and still following the
idea of it being simplistic I decided I wanted drums one that gradually got
faster and faster all showing that it will lead up to some finale and
throughout building suspense in the advert not only for the audience but
showing that the person who was in the wrong was also being tense they almost
acted as if it was the sound of a heartbeat that was becoming faster the interview
went on .
Time to Change Schizo Movie advert this one made me really think about
how dark I wanted the advertisement to be and I did throughout want it to be
dark so I was able in the end to have some sort of resolution so what it was
that I decided to do was have the lights out rhoughtout but just have
spotlights on the person be interrogated and then in the end for it to go pure
white as if some sort of punishment or resolution has come about.
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