Thursday, 7 January 2016

   Homework
Media products like charity adverts include conversations in there adverts or someone talking about whats going or the issue that they are having and trying to get out to people to make then want to help the charity out because of whats been said or shown.for example they could be in a poor country and show an conversation going on between the one living in poverty but in most cases they have one person talking about how badly they are living to make the audience feel sorry for them which could make the audience want to help out.this could make the advert go viral through the internet when its been shared more people will see.
What can make an charity advert very successful and go viral is what it contains which is the six elements of viral buzz which are
11)    The taboo
22)    The unusual
33)    The outrageous
44)    The hilarious
55)    The remarkable
66)    The secrets

I am going to be evulating an advert that I've watched called ‘Random acts of kindness for pay it forward day’ this video was not successful because it did not go viral you can tell by the views.the video it self is badly performed and it didn't look nicely organized a message wasn't shown i was a bit confused when i first started watching it,it also didn't have any sound to it, didn't hear the people talking.There was only music which didn't go with the theme and didn't make scene.It didn't include any of the viral buzz elements.The advert did not go viral for multiple of reasons.It didn't look like something that will air on Tv while the adverts where on.There wasn't a specific message that went out.The people that watched it didn't enjoy it so they didn't share it.

1 comment:

  1. A1 NYA

    Where are the annotations on the requirements of the brief?

    For 2A.P1: you have formulated and communicated 2 ideas using two peer discussion and later the focus group and a written outline and annotations on the brief to formulate ideas appropriately to fulfil the task and to refine the idea.

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