2. We to presented our idea to the class using our structured ideas by way of Powerpoint. We struggled to communicate our idea to the audience during the pitch as our ideas was complex and challenging and we feel that may have lost the audience concentration during this presentation. However they did respond with lots of question which made us realise the the idea was complicated for them to understand. This was mainly to do with the age range for audience we were targeting for which was 18-45.
3. Our advert appeals to our intended target audience, it portrays regular people carrying out their regular task. The advert includes four people appropriately dressed and shot in different locations, costume includes standard day wear and sports wear. The advert does relate to the audience as it
shows what people do. We did a split screen to show everything is happening at the time and audience will be interested in that. Another thing is that will appeal to the audience is, at the end of the advert everyone eat at the same will make the audience think everything is happening at the same time.
4. In our advert we had used technical language throughout. We used a split screen editing technique to keep the audience engaged, catching there attention, as this technique makes the advert look exciting and thrilling to watch. For our camera technique we made sure that each shot cut at the same time. This is illustrated during the time of 4 seconds to 15 seconds where each shot of every split screen cuts in sychrony. We used a point of view shot for each situation to show what the activity of the subject i:e work loads, keeping themselves healthy, gaming and studying.
For our audio we used a famous soundtrack that the older generation would be familiar with, this was a clever ploy to keep this group in the advert loop. The song we chose was called Venus (Bananarama), as it was upbeat and catchy and blended well with the advert. For our graphics we used a purple background on a split screen to relate to the Cadbury packaging.
5. Our advert is about people doing regular tasks in their daily life. There are 4 characters in the advert over a split screen from beginning to end. Each screen showing one character at work, playing games, exercising or studying. At the end of the advert it shows that everyone gets the Timeout bar and eats it. This done during the time of 22 second where everyone is eating the chocolate. We also tried to engage the audience by portraying regular people/ normal lives. We stuck to the brief as we showed at the end of the advert that everyone is enjoying the chocolate which will make the audience buy the product.
6. We decided on a simplistic convention portraying
everyday life and believable characters in the hope that the target audience could
relate to it. This is a realist convention, as the advert unfolds as it shows
characters working/playing and approaching the moment where they feel deserving
of some chocolate incentive to carry them through the day. This is a common
scenario and it would have had a positive impact on the audience.
7.. The setting for our advert created a positive message and shows the characters working /playing hard as suppose to a negative image of being idle. The audience have been lead to believe that they would be deserving of a Timeout treat if they worked/played hard as the advert portrays characters with a good work ethic. We believe this is the right way to tempt the audience as they will want to emulate the characters.
8. We encountered some issues at the beginning of the filming / editing, this was mainly due to difference of opinion. We did not work as a team! We were filming individually on our advert which cause some friction.We found ourself in a cycle of new ideas/filming/disregarding shots/ reshooting etc. Finding actors to participate in our advert was challenging this result in our footage being on the slim side. Eventually after a productive meeting with the assessors which resulted in a structured plan. Ideas and plans started to fall into place and overall I liked the look of the advert as it is appropriate and professional standard.
9. Overall the advert was aesthetically appropriate, we ensured that the characters were wearing authentic clothing and shot in a relevant location for their individual scene. We used a complex idea to showcase (Timeout) and we felt this eventually worked well as each synchronized scene adding a technical/professional quality.







