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    Angela Scarlett Scarlett-1 Instructor: Kate Morrison ENGL1000 Essay #3- Analysis of a printed advertisement March 23‚ 2012 The Power Of Advertisements In today ’s society‚ successful companies try to gain advantage over their competitors by drawing potential customers to their products through advertising. One example of this process is the Mott ’s Fruitsations advertisement. The headline of this advertisement reads: “Undercover Veggies Outrageous Fruit Taste!”‚ which is centered on the

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    Nike Advertisement Analysis Every day many Americans sit back and watch the world go by‚ dreaming of getting out and reaching their personal ambitions. Although everyone has goals in mind to achieve‚ success depends on the drive he or she has inside. Imagine a shoe that can supplement that motivational drive. The Nike advertisement creates a conceptual situation that a running shoe can take a person anywhere they want. The caption states this running shoe will be there to give you motivation‚ “if

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    VISUAL IMPAIRMENT (Including Blindness) I. DEFINITION "Visual impairment including blindness" means an impairment in vision that‚ even with correction‚ adversely affects a child’s educational performance. The term includes both partial sight and blindness. This impairment refers to abnormality of the eyes‚ the optic nerve or the visual center for the brain resulting in decreased visual acuity. Students with visual impairments are identified as those with a corrected visual acuity of 20/70

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    Alexandria Barone English 1101     This Nike advertisement focuses on an obese‚ out of shape young man. It insinuates that greatness can be achieved regardless of where your current baseline resides. For this young man‚ it appears that he is at the infancy stages of a quest for physical fitness. The setting appears to be rural and as he is jogging on a long stretch of desolate road. It is somewhat symbolic of his quest‚ desolate that is. In order for him to achieve his end goal

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    Cover Girl Advertisement When thinking of advertisements‚ for some odd reason‚ I immediately will think of Cover Girl makeup ads that are often found in almost every woman’s magazine. However‚ this particular advertisement features country music superstar Taylor Swift and very similar to all of their distinctive ads focuses mostly on her face. This ad is for their new “natureluxe silk foundation- luxury touched by nature.” From this relatively simple ad‚ as it only contains a close up of Taylor

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    The 2005 ‘Stubbies” advertisement by Coke-Cola owned soft drink company Lemon and Paeroa (L&P) is constructed in such manner to produce ‘New Zealand’ within it text. The advertisement has been produced with particular attention and reference to New Zealand and New Zealanders‚ subjugating a sense of nationalism among viewers. This essay analyses and explains how L&P creates and fosters a sense of national identity among viewers through elements of; nationalism‚ banal nationalism‚ and symbolism.

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    Visual Effect This is an advertisement that you might see in a magazine. Some advertisements catch your eyes. Some advertisements don’t‚ but the one that do stand out to us leave an imprint. That ad leaves a visual imprint on our brain that affects the reader mentally without the reader knowing. An effective advertisement that particular left an imprint on my mind was of a young woman dressed up‚ bent over throwing up party streamers of many different colors from her mouth while wearing a party

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    ​The current Axe print advertisement in question is part of a global campaign to promote its new line of “Peace” products‚ trying to strike down the sexist image it had previously. Axe partnered with a non-profit organization called Peace One Day and aims to promote peace in the world by an anti-war agenda and also gender equality. An end to the gender wars. This is an example of using polysemy through the slogan “Make Love‚ Not War”‚ which is the use of the phrase to incorporate multiple meanings

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    we would have chosen to drive the coolest car on the market‚ especially when we have people to impress. Chevrolet’s “Boy Meets Impala” commercial of 1958 plays on this scenario‚ featuring strong pathos‚ connection to a specific audience‚ vital contextual ties‚ and persuasive content meant to encourage families to purchase the Impala convertible.

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    to TV | Nikhil Iyer | 707 | TV versus other media | Harsh Piprodia | 703 | Programme and Advertising Code | Nikita Ashok | 612 | 1. Aishwarya Nair Colour Colour is a very substantial part of films. It exhibits the mood by enriching the visual authority of the story. It is sometimes used as a theme/idea or to point out something which is imperative to the story. For example‚ in the movie Don’t Look Now‚ the colour red is used as a keynote and draws the attention of the audience in a specific

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