Final projects
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<- My own ad I personally think certain people abuse technology and that we get so hung up on it we forget what's important in life. It can also impact our social lives and the way we communite with people. Also some things we see on social media sites like instagram and facebook aren't appropriate and can affect our views on things that we know aren't right. Like wanting to dress a certain way or do something wrong because someone popular, pretty or when of your own friends is doing it. Pretty much what I'm saying is that you're being influenced by something you know isn't right. How do media affect society in relation to economics? Well the more you advertise and put attention to certain products the more it'll sell and more people will want them so the manufactory will have to bust up production of certain goods people buy. Advertising is everywhere in the world and on most social media sites that people use everyday like facebook,instagram and twitter. Some people look at them and some don't. How do media affect society in relation to community or sense of belonging? Sources say that Loneliness and a lack of self worth could result from a lack of likes on facebook and some people can get affected by that I would think mostly teenage girls would get affented by that. Expacally if facebook puts the like button or not to like button it would be worse. What are some tools used to persuade? Some things used are like it's a cheap price only 29.99 and you might think it's cheap but they're ripping you off also using cute animals or boys might make you want to buy the product. Also saying if it has good reviews and the mention it during the commerical you'd be like oh that works i'm gonna buy it to try it out. 1st ad- 1. A company who's promoting fitness paid and made the ad. 2. The target audience is children and teens. It's all classes and ethnicities. Age range from about 5-18. 3. We see a bunch of in active kids on technology. 4. The subtext of this ad is that kids have to become more physically active 5. They use shock advertising because the images are repeative so they make a point. 6. The positive message is that one person actually wants to be active and the negative one is the lazy kids sitting on the bench 7. The part of the story that's not being told is why the other lazy kids aren't playing with the other kid. 8. The group it empowers is the kids that aren't active. It disempowers the active kids. 2nd ad ( I'm loving it ) - 1. This message is probably from a healthy restaurant or promoting good eating habits and saying trash Macdonalds. I think the person that created this ad was somebody trashing Macdonalds sort of like an attack ad. 2. The target audience is to all people of all age groups because most people have had Macdonalds in their lifetime and you can eat it but I don't think you should be eating it more than twice a month. Age range 4-90. 3. It shows 2 garbage cans dumping Macdonalds out of them. 4. I think the hidden unsaid meaning in this ad is that Macdonalds is really bad for you so stop eating it. 5. The tools of persuasion used in this ad are Reputation and shock. Reputation because the message is clearly stated and people will accept it as truthful. Shock because we all know Macdonalds is bad for you and their putting it in the garbage. 6. Don't really think there's a positive message. The negative message is that Macdonalds is bad for you and the ad is showing that. 7. Don't think there's anything that's not being told. 8. This ad empowers everyone who eats out and even the ones who are trying to eat better. It disempowers the ones who just eat junk food or Macdonalds. I think it's considered an attack ad. 3rd ad- ( 3 hats)1. Somebody created this ad to show the type of people that life in each of the cities and the person who made this ad changed the name of it because it's supposed to be the name of the sports teams for each city. 2. Maybe the target audience is the fans of the sports teams but changed it to show the people that live in that city. Age group can be anybody since anyone at any age can be a sports fan. The images show this because they're baseball caps that have the logo of sports teams on them. 3. Maybe it's being kinda racist because it's saying that these are the people that live in those cities but I would think these cities are multicultural and shouldn't base it on one group of people. 4. The hidden message I think is that we can be very racist at times and that we label people. 5. The 1 tool of persuasion being used I think is stereotype because they're stereotyping the people that live in these big cites. 6. I don't really think there's a good massage but the bad message is that we're stereotyping people and being racist. 7. Part of the story not being told they're very racist. 8. Doesn't empower but kinda disinpowers it's being rude. it dispowers the people being mentioned in in the sports name like jews, chinamen etc. Ad 4- ( with the hand in it) 1. The message is showing that you mean something to the economy because you shop. Someone created it to show you mean something to the economy. 2. I think the target audience can be towards anyone because everybody shops at some point in their life we're all consumers in some way. 3. The text is important because you mean something in the world maybe it's saying that just because you shop you're putting your place in the world. 4. I think the hidden meaning is that you exist to shop and that's kind of like your purpose. 5. I think the one tool of persuasion being used is shock because people would want to look at the ad and be like what does this ad mean what is it trying to tell me type thing? 6. The negative message well everyone has a purpose on this earth but I think our purpose is to do more than just shop and be a consumer. I don't think there's a positive message. 7. Part of the story being told is that we're on this earth to do more than shop and be a consumer. 8. I think this message empowers everyone because we're all consumers in one way or another at any age. Maybe it disempowers the people that think we're just made to shop that's all they do. Serves the media makers interests probably some company made it to try and get more people to think you mean something when you shop and get more business. my own ad- 1. I think this is a Macdonalds ad showing that fast food is everywhere in the world and can affect anyone by making them fat and unhealthy. Someone created this against the whole idea of saying fast food is terrible for you and look at what it can do to you. 2. The target audience is anyone in the world because we all eat fast food even at a young age. When our parents go to eat out while shopping as an example we usually go to the fast food place in the store example in Grande Praire the walmart there's a Macdonalds in it and when my dad says he's hungry usually we go there to eat because it's the only thing around when we were hungry. I bet when I was younger my family and I eat out a lot. Age group like 1-100 anyone can really eat it I think. 3. The text of the message is that being obese can hit anyone and anywhere but limiting the fast food we eat from anywhere not just Macdonalds we can make ourselves healthy people and it would be good for us in the long run. 4. unstated meaning don't eat terrible it can affect you in the long run and pretty much can affect anything just like animals. 5. Maybe 1 tool of persuasion is homour because some people might look at this at laugh this and be like it's a fat giraffe ha that's funny type thing but really it's just supposed to be showing a message about bad eating habits also. 6. I don't think there's a positive message and the negative message would be this is what eating to much fast food can do to you. 7. The part of the story not being told is that people might not realize how bad fast food really is for you and just keep eating it like they don't care. 8. This message empowers everyone of all age groups and it disempowers the fast food chains because people will look at this ad and notice it's a bad ad it's pretty much like an attack ad on all fast food chains not just Macdonalds. |