The producers chose to use vibrant colors throughout the ad to make the motion picture livelier. Although the actors are not famously known, they distract the audience with the humorous script. By having the father and his friends dance around in puffy dresses, they make themselves seem childish and more relatable to younger people. The text in this advertisement is kept to a minimal, so that it will not overpower the main visual aspect. Only the slogan is shown to emphasize the importance of what this ad is really about. Bright orange and white are against a striking black to make the logo really stand out. All of these notable elements immensely help towards making this commercial engaging to the…
That foreshadows what's going to happens next because the next part is him and his dad start to fix the truck together but it ends up breaking down but it foreshadows what the son was going to do next.…
Throughout the commercial, the company is appealing to young couples. In the beginning of the commercial, the setting is at a high school. The commercial goes through the awkward moments that many teenagers experience when dating. This section is directed towards teenagers, as they will be able to relate because they are experiencing it right now. As the commercial continues, a new audience is being brought in. The couple continues to grow together and experience the good times and bad together. In the end, they even become engaged. This can appeal to young couples who are starting out their lives together. These young couples will be able to relate to the scenes that are shown. One of the scenes…
At 6:22 P.M., this worker asked the mother to clean up. While putting back toys, Reyna was attracted to other toys in the room and wanted to check them out. The mother advised her daughter to continue in her future visits. In the lobby, Reyna asked her mother about her car. The mother ensured Reyna that the car was fixed and gave her daughter a kiss.…
This years Superbowl commercial I picked was the Mountain dew puppy monkey baby because it was catchy and kind of weird and that's why I remember it. In the beginning of the commercial it starts off with three guys who are sitting on a couch and want to go out. Until one of the guys say " I think I just want to chill tonight" and that is when a weird looking monkey comes out and keeps saying " Puppy monkey baby."…
Hegemonic masculinity is defined as the condition in which men are dominant and privileged, and this dominance and privilege is invisible. This means that men are in the dominant social position and women are in the subordinate social position. A good example of hegemonic masculinity would be found in Super Bowl Commercials. The article “Hegemonic Masculinity in Super Bowl Commercials” by David Mayeda analyzes the impact hegemonic masculinity has on society. According to Mayeda “football is a sport event, in which only men are allowed to participate, where violent collisions are celebrated, and where most of the audience is male. The article discusses how hegemonic masculinity was first developed by theorist Raewyn Connell. Connell used the…
The commercial targets pre-teen boys and young men by appealing to their wanting more independence and wanting to grow up and be liked by girls. A quote heard in the commercial more than…
It all happened on a warm sunny saturday morning in “Where are you going. Where have you been’’ by Joyce Carry Oates. It started with an unfamiliar car bouncing along Connie's long drive way. When she first heard the car she rushed to the window excitedly, frantically fixing her hair. Making sure she looked good, seemed to be an insecure habit for Connie. She saw an uninvited boyish looking man who was situated in the car parked now in her driveway. There was a tension of unease about the boyish man, he acted if he was supposed to be at Connie's house, as if she has told him to come. She should have taken him being there uninvited more seriously, by locking the door or even calling the police. Connie was too caught up with herself to realize…
everything is cleared up the narrator goes to see his mother’s car that is torn up, but…
First screen shows the words Jennifer Garner for Neutrogena in all gray. This commercial stars Jennifer Garner who is wearing a white blouse and in the background is an all white room. Jennifer starts off by asking “Does your moisturizer protect your face Against (in blue) the environment?” There is guitar music in the background. She mentions the things on the environment that can affect your skin like the sun, pollution (picture of a city), cold (trees covered in snow), wind (tree blowing in the wind) and indoor heat (heating vent). “Introducing Neutrogena Multi-defense Daily Moisturizer SPF 15” (shows bottle) Bottle is white with a gray lid the word are all gray except Multi-defense that’s blue. The background turns blue with the bottle and lines pointing to - “Fortified with Anti-Pollutants + Anti-Oxidants + Vitamins C&E”. “It delivers hydration and daily protection.” The background turns back to the white room with Jennifer smiling saying “For healthy looking beautiful skin.” The end scene is the white room with the Neutrogena bottle sitting next to the works “NEW Neutrogena Multi-Defense Daily Moisturizer Developed with Dermatologist.”(The works all in gray.) This used the famous person appeal because it used Jennifer Garner. I believe it is effective because it tells the audience a way to help them deal with everyday skin problems and everyone wants that. I watched this on Animal Planet.…
Although she had been laying out in the sun and has no idea who has just showed up at her house she still runs inside fussing over her appearance to make sure that she looks decent, even for this unannounced stranger in her driveway. From the moment they start talking, she is careful to monitor what she says and the tone of voice that she uses to ensure that she appears nonchalant and uninterested in this boy. She is so busy monitoring her own appearance that she doesn’t even realize all of the things wrong with…
When the traffic light turns red, two cars stop at the intersection. A man who drives a hearse flirts with the woman in the red car. She gives him an annoyed look. She opens the radio. The green light is on. The hearse moves while it’s back door is opened, and the coffin is opened in it. The woman looks at the back seat, and she sees the deceased sitting and enjoying the rhythm.…
The next morning, Bobby’s father requests Bobby to drive around the car and look for a missing item.…
At Elms High School, and Indian-American boy names Ravi is constantly bullied and insulted for his religion and race by two jocks named Bradley and Bernard.Emily who is goth with midnight hair is goth who is taunted by three popular girls named Kelli,Bridget,and Heather who abusing that they would actually be friends.Dane has inherited an old secluded house in the woods from his late uncle's will.The outcasts are all invited to a video shoot by thier friend Kurtis who asked Ravi if he could come with his new video camera and shoot behind the scenes for him.At the video shoot Ravi goes into the empty bathroom to clean his lenses off.When Bradley and Bernard come in laughing because they have trapped all to themselves.Bernard holding Ravi in a head lock shows Ravi that Bradley is going to plummet his camera to the ground."Bradley runs past down the field and ohhh slams the camera on the floor seeing the little boy cry." says Bradley in third-person.Dane comes in to tell Ravi that there starting already but sees that Bradley and Bernard and teasing him."Did you break his camera" Dane asks frightened in fear."Why yes, but what are you going to do about it?" Bradley says in his powerful but chafe voice "You know what if you can beat me up I'll buy him a brand new camera." Dane replies hatefully admitting that he knows he can't do that."Get out of here!" yells Bernard and Bradley.…
Therefore Michael isn’t able to sleep. When he looks out of the window, he notices a white Ford standing in front of their house. Two people are sitting in the car, but Michael doesn’t care about it.…