Advert 1: Dr Pepper Advert
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Sf6uzhRbOs)
1. In this advert, the product
being sold is Dr Pepper. The advert does make it clear that it is promoting Dr
Pepper because at the start, the actor goes to a Dr Pepper vending machine and
buys one and then throughout the advert, you carry on seeing the product. I
think the advert is more focused on creating a personality towards to product
as they use a lot of humour to make the advert successful. By doing this, it
makes the drink much better known as people remember the advert.
2. The general mood of the advert
is fun and cheerful, although the actor is in a bad situation – it makes the
audience laugh. The advertisers are very clever with their slogan and the
subject of their adverts because as we know the slogan is ‘What’s the worst
that could happen?’ and so they try their hardest to make a realistic situation
the worst it could be. They are very ironic in their adverts and this makes an
advert effective.
3. There is only music at the
end of the advert and yet with the circumstances of what just happened, it is
cheerful music with what sounds like a choir chanting ‘What’s the worst that
could happen?’ while everyone is laughing at the actor. By having happy music
play in the background, this makes the advert funnier although we try our
hardest to feel sorry for him knowing what situation he’s in. There is no voice
over.
4. Again, the advert tries to
get your attention by using humour and making it as funny as possible. It
raises interest by discussing a subject, interesting all target audiences but
mostly teenagers, which was about the main characters little finger although
everyone who heard the conversation thought it was something slightly ruder.
5. Demographics show that the product
is aimed mostly towards teenagers in this particular advert because throughout
the advert, you see mostly people who are from around 15-19 and so that’s why it
would be most likely aimed at that target audience. In this advert it is mostly
revolved around males drinking the drink and this is the same in the second
advert.
6. Although this particular
advert hasn’t got much to do with identifying where people have insecurities
and trying to change that - in the advert, the main woman actor says “He needs
to be more careful where he puts that thing” and although she is talking about
something else, this can also represent the boy spilling the drink and needs to
be more careful with what he does.
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