Mother Advertising Report Three prominent features of the exhibition were, the Football Hooligans, the #freethefeed campaign and 'To Russia With Love'. The Football Hooligans advert was essentially for a figurine set of the English football hooligans that attended the Marseille football riots, equipped changable hands that held crowbars, ice c ream and lager. The agency created these as a way of mocking these English fans as they were deemed national disgraces. They chose to make them into toys as it suggests their immaturity. Another interesting feature of the exhibition is the #freethefeed advert. This public service advert was created for Mother's Day in 2017 to promote breast feeding as in the UK, t housands of mothers feel watched and judged when feeding in public. The company inflated a large breast on the top of a building which was was quite eye-catching to bystanders, this was the purpose as it wanted to show that it breast feeding isn't that obscure...
CREATING MY BLOG Over the last couple of days I have begun to create my new media studies blog. During this process I created a new blog on the website Blogger and filmed a short introduction for the page. The video includes a welcome from me and a quick interview. For the video I used a green screen, a DSLR camera and lighting equipment. The green screen was in the equipment so that I was able to have an interesting and eye-catching background. When filming it was important that there was soft lighting so that there are no extreme shadows. After filming this I went onto editing the video, adding text, a moving background and colour correction.
The Daily Mail Comparison Headline: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5043083/Teenage-sweethearts-died-driveway.html What is it about? Who is the target audience? The Article is about an elderly couple who fell on their driveway and died in the heat. The target audience of this would be for an older age group as the story may be more poignant to them as they could be of a similar age. Can you easily find the article online? Trying to find the article on the Daily Mail website was a struggle as the search bar provided did not direct me to the article so I had to scroll through the pages to find it. What section is it under online? When researching the article I found the page under the main news section of the Daily Mail online. It was hard to find due to it not being a very popular story. Which article is more detailed – online/offline/same? There is more detail on the online as there is unlimited space to put as much information as ...
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