Advertising

Advertisement by: Nicholas.

What is it trying to do?

Convince you to buy Heinz sauce.

Who is the target audience?

Anybody.

Why is this ad so effective?

Because it is funny and goes well with the motto.

Ask Questions and Recieve an Honest Answer or Lie?

I have chosen to ask questions because I could find out many things if I can ask questions. Lying could make me feel guilty and I may not be believed anyway. I would definatley choose asking questions because I am a curious person.

Jonas' Journal

Today was the ceremony of twelve. I was very apprehensive about what assignment I would be given. But when the elder skipped my name I was on the urge of panicking. But soon the elder corrected my fears by announcing I had been chosen. I am now the receiver, but a little more than apprehensive.

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Symbolism:

Most ads show symbolism as an object standing for what their advertising. This ad, however, uses reverse symbolism; using what their advertising (PSP) to stand for something else (Handcuffs).

Body Language:

The body language of the police show that they are attentive and fixated to solving the problem at hand. The body language of the man is similar, showing that he is fixated on the PSP.

Camera Angles:

The camera angle of this ad does not specifically highlight anything, instead shooting the scene from a point where everything can be seen clearly.

Special Effects:

There are no obvious special effects in this ad, though the city in the background may be added in or Computer-generated.

Lighting And Colour:

The whole ad is pretty well lit up, even though it is set near night, thanks to lights on the police car and in the background.

Beauty And Social Standing:

No real models appear in this ad, though the police man in the foreground is obviously a high ranked officer.

Layout And Graphics:

The actual PSP that is being advertised is small compared to the ad as a whole, allowing the every detail of the scene to be seen.

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Cosmo's Art Supplies.

Targeted at Artists (all ages).

Are you a frustrated artist, fed up with terrible painting supplies? Then you will love Cosmo's paint supplies; a shop that sells paint that doesn't become flaky and dries fast, a large selection of brushes with straight bristles and canvases that range from classic to modern; all for incredibly low prices! That and much, much more are available for testing and buying at a painter's heaven, Cosmo's paint supplies, where everything is made from robust substances. If you don't like what you buy, we'll give you your money back; Cosmo's paint supplies makes everyone happy!

The Giver so far in 20 words (count them!)

The people in The Giver

live very differently than us.

They refer to ages as

nouns and ride bicycles everywhere.

Aspects of a mystery

The picture of a man with a cap and magnifying glass is a picture of Sherlock Holmes. He is a famous detective.

There is a picture of someone getting their pocket picked. In this picture the lady is the victim.

There is a picture of a star wars book called the only witness. In this book some one must be saved because they witnessed a crime.

There is a collection of cluedo cards. The people on these cards are the suspects in the game of cluedo.

The picture of a fish is a red herring. A red herring is something the throws the good guy off the trail.

The stick figure picture of someone holding a gun is the depiction of a crime.