4 tv adverts add to blog
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The document analyzes several advertisements, providing details on the product, agency, visuals/text, music/sounds, intended audience, and overall message for each ad. Some of the ads discussed include a Honda Accord commercial by Wieden + Kennedy featuring a rap song and car parts working together, a Sony Bravia spot by Fallon showing 250,000 balls rolling down a hill to demonstrate picture quality, and a T-Mobile dance ad by Saatchi & Saatchi that encourages sharing life experiences through photos and videos.
4 tv adverts add to blog
- 1. Name of Product Visual / Text Music / Sound FX Audience Meaning / Message Honda cog Wieden + Kennedy Car parts working as a machiene Accord honda Voice over says isn’t it nice when things just work Rappers delight by sugarhillgang Car parts moving Older people Everything works how its meant to. They all work together. Good quality Sony bravia Fallon worldwide 250,000 balls being launched down a road (a hill). Slow motion Colour like no other, bravia new LCD Television Sony HEARTBEATS – JOSE GONZALES Younger couples. Families Gives a really good quality, shows really good colours. John smith ball skills - TBWA People kicking around a football, guy doing skillfull keep uppies peter kay comes up and kicks the ball away and says “ave it” No nonsense Kicking of football and peter kay talking LADZ, peter kay fans. Don’t have any fruit just ave a beer. T-mobile Saatchi and saatchi 350 dancers at Liverpool street station, gradually built up the number of people dancing, people who weren’t dancing were taking pictures or filmiming Life is for sharing. • Shout – Lulu & The Luvvers • The only way is up – Yazz • Don’t Cha – The Pussycat Dolls • Blue Danube Waltz – Strauss. • Get down on it – Blue (I think rather than kool and the gang?) • Since you’ve been gone – Rainbow • My boy Lollipop – Millie • Do you love me – The contours Anybody who has a phone. About taking photos or films and sharing it with your friends. BTEC Creative Media Production – Advert Analysis