Monday, 12 December 2011

Football Boots Advert


This advert will convince people to the product because it clearly shows what the product is used for, who made it and how much it costs. The advert can be clearly seen because it is in black and white colors which stand out and can be seen very clearly.

By using a famous football player in the advert it will convince people to buy the product because many people will want to be like the football player, because he can be seen as a role model too some people. The target audience is people who play football between mainly the age of 8-35 years of age. By saying the boots will help your first touch may convince people to buy them because they will want the person to have a good first touch.

Thursday, 24 November 2011

Media Print Advert Questions

1) What does an advert (print) need to make it look professional?
To make an advert (print) look professional you need to have a picture of the product and the name of the product. Also you need who made the product and how much the product will cost on the print. You may want to choose a famous celebrity fro the advert so people will want to buy the product because they want to be like the celebrity. Your product will need a slogan, preferably a catchy slogan so that it will stay in people's minds.

2) How does an advert persuade people that they 'need" the product advertised?
The advert persuades people that they need the product being advertised by saying that the product is essential for your life. Also they advert will describe or show the product like there is nothing else it and that the product is the best you can buy.

Thursday, 10 November 2011

How Adverts Create AIDA


This advert creates AIDA by making the person look like he's holding a lode of games but the advert is saying that the PSP is the object full of games. this creates interest because people will think that the PSP  will enter a whole new dimension of gaming. this will make people buy it because it is the latest technology out and looks like a lot of fun.

Monday, 31 October 2011

Advertising

Places where you may find adverts:
- TV
- Shops
- Posters
- Alleyways
- Phone calls
- Emails
- Text messages
- Buses
- Planes
- Cars
- Cabs
- Internet
- Newspapers
- Magazines
- Build boards
- Sports stadiums

Thursday, 6 October 2011

The Representation Of Teenagers In The Media

Introduction
For my research project I have chosen to investigate how teenagers are represented in the media. I have chose this because I am a teenager myself and i often get annoyed on how teenagers are shown in the media like in films and tv soaps. I want to find out how teenagers are represented in all forms of the media.


Films
Teenagers are negatively stereotyped in many modern day films such as Kidulthood, Adulthood, Shank, Anuvahood, Attack the Block and many more. In the film Kidulthood the main characters Trevor (Aml Ameen) and his girlfriend Alisa (Red Madrell), have a traumatic day taking drugs, drinking alcohol and stealing. Alisa is pregnant and I think this is a bad stereotype of teenage girls because many dont get pregnant.


News
The London Riots is a good example of the representation of teenagers in the news because lots of the coverage of the riots was based around teenagers. This has lead to people forming bad steroetypes of teenagers.