Underdog Advert
I found in this
particular advert that I was mostly inspired to make my advert around medical
neglect. The advert made use of showing the dog being neglected by a voice over
which shows one of the basic appeals being A Need for Guidance.
This immediately makes
the audience ask questions and make them want help and guidance too if they
have been medically neglected.
I have used these
ideas in my storyboards because I wanted the audience to feel that the company
I created could help guide them in the right path.
Teenage Rape
Prevention Advert
This advert inspired
me to use a place where someone felt comfort. This advert made someone feel
uncomfortable in somewhere that they feel comfortable in all the time.
This makes the
audience realise that any environment or people you are comfortable around can
change within seconds making you feel isolated and not knowing where to look
for safety, this relates back to the basic appeals of A Need for Safety.
I have set my
storyboard advert in a house because I want the audience to understand that
when you are medically neglected you can even feel unsafe in your own home,
however that’s not the case with this specific company – this company makes you
feel safe wherever you are.
Mental Illness Advert
and Domestic Violence Advert
In both of these
adverts CU’s and ECU’s are used to create a tenor with the audience. In the
Mental Illness Advert there are several people talking to the camera about
their lives – how they are just like everybody else – however there is
something different about them. In the Domestic Violence Advert the girl in the
video is focused at a close up as though she is looking at herself in the
mirror – the main aim for this advert seems to be to show the effects that
something can have on a person, not only physically but also mentally.
The audience quickly
form a relationship with the person from the use of CU’s because they want to
know what is going on with that person – they become interested.
I have chosen to use
CU’s and ECU’s on my storyboards because I wanted my audience to connect with
the advert, to know how the person in my advert feels so that they can relate
or understand how being medically neglected may feel.
Mental Health
Awareness
This advert I felt was
powerful in the fact that it is a constant voice in her head as though it is
her conscience telling her what she should and shouldn’t be doing – telling her
right from wrong. It is also set in an everyday environment which shows me that
the mental health problems are not seen by others however the person suffering
is constantly thinking of it.
The audience listen to
the girl stood at the bus stop and almost feel sorry for her – she has all of
these voices in her mind that she can’t make go away.
I chose to have a
voice over on my storyboards when my actress is completing her every day tasks
e.g. cleaning dishes, saying goodbye to her children on their way to school, I
feel that the voice over is effective for the advert because we know that
whilst she is completing everyday tasks she still has the medical neglect on
her mind although she doesn’t show it.
Salvation Army Advert
This advert was based
in local places e.g. a park bench, a subway tunnel, on a bridge. These places in
the advert are places everyday people are familiar with but some of these
places are people’s homes.
The audience see the
people living in such bad condition and feel sorry for them because the advert
gives them a solution to this problem, making the audience feel that they can
make a change.
I have used this
method in my advert by letting the audience connect with my protagonist by
letting them know how she felt when she was medically neglected. This fits in
well with my advert because it will help the company raise money by creating a
tenor between the audience and people who experience being medically neglected.
Watch your own Heart
Attack Advert
This advert uses a various
of ECU to show intensity in the actors face who is suffering with a heart
attack. These shots make the audience feel uncomfortable because they feel the
intensity that the person suffering is feeling.
The audience can
relate to how the actor is feeling from these intense shots even if they have
not experienced a heart attack themselves which hopefully they haven’t.
I have used ECU in my
advert not to make my audience feel uncomfortable but to help them relate at a
more personal level with my protagonist. The shots of her mouth and eyes show
sensitivity which creates an emotive tenor between the audience and the
protagonist.
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