Friday, 20 January 2012

Advertisment Campaigns-Le Paradis de Nina, NINA RICCI.



The advert starts of with the fairy tale/ paradise based story-line shown inside a magical crystal ball which are most commonly associated with magic and things out of this world, it is shown as if  the model who's face is reflected on the crystal ball is dreaming of her fantasy life or of her paradise In which we are all invited. This makes the audience automatically more involved and interested as they believe they are entering a magical pure world. The snow connotates purity, innocence and  nature. The sound effect of the chimes that last few seconds get you ready for the journey or the world you are entering. A beautiful model is seen opening a door with excitement and curiosity. She is wearing a fairy-tail like puffy dress which suits well with the theme. The background music consists of what seems like heavy breathing and opera singing. This reflects on the simplicity of the presented product and the products been shown in just a girl based light making the target audience very clear unlike other perfumes whom turn to the sex appeal. The camera movement: point of view is used in which you see what the model would be seeing so you too can share the experience. Long shot is also used which able's the viewer to examine the white walls and floor and you begin to notice the room has many windows which show that its not as if your trapped and shows escape. If the windows were not included perhaps the audience might've felt claustrophobic and as if they were trapped. After you stop analyzing the background the pile of apples placed under a white leafless tree becomes very obvious. The symbol of apple is very commonly used as it represents the product itself. On the tree you being to realize there is indeed a glowing apple which calls out to the audience and make them want to reach out for it too. I think this concept relates back to Adam and Eve and the forbidden apple as the glowing apple looks irresistible and from a very young age we have all had hints apples may not all be pure but also can contain a dark side as fairy tales used it to try and poison a loved character, 'Snow White.' The glowing apple looks special as if all the others were not good and fell of the tree but only one remain and who wouldn't want the most delicious, tastiest  apple right? No one likes a rotten one. You then see the excited character face reflects on the apple that looks very appealing. She then charges towards the apples which are a pathway to the apple that still remains on the tree. The model looks as if she is under a spell, like she cant get her eyes off the apple. As the audience you also feel as if its calling out to you. She then quickly but flawlessly climbs the apples to reach to the top and then reaches out to the apple, this makes the audience proud of the models achievement. A voice over that sounds like the voice of a young, innocent, flirty girl which seems like the ideal person who would buy this product introduces the product she says 'The new magical fragrance by Nina Ricci.' This is effective as the word 'new' makes the viewer think this product is new therefore i must get it before my friends have it or the thought of being one of the first ones to discover and get the new product pleases them. Also the phrase 'magical' goes well with the advert and the product as they both have a very out of this world fantasy vibe to it. I believe the advert is attractive to its target audience and has made a appealing advert.   


The model in this ad uses direct mode of address to capture the audience’s attention. Direct mode of address is when the person in the image looks straight in the reader’s eyes catching their attention instantly as the viewer feels that they are somehow involved and also that the products for them personally. The camera angle long shot has been used, this able's the audience to see what exactly the model is wearing and also the background which goes with the theme of the product advertised.The Model Ruslana Korshunova is wearing a beautiful long puffy pink dress which makes her look pure, innocent and girly. She's sitting on the floor of a all white decorated room which relates back to the products name "le paradis" meaning paradise. There are very few colours used making this ad simple and not complicated. The colour pink which is used goes well with the product as it is presented in a pink apple shaped bottle and the colour pink is seen as a very 'girly' colour.'The colour which is commonly linked to paradise is white as its believed to be a clean, pure and a natural colour. This ad doesn't use the sex appeal which most products run to now but has gone for the fairytale approach. According to Maslows heirarachy this adverts target to the group Aspirers, this means they are materialistic, acquisitive people who are driven by others perceptions of them rather than by their own values meaning they like to flow the trend and not set it. As a result they respond to what others perceive as being superficial: image,appearance,persona, charisma and fashion. An attractive pack is as important to them as its contents. Their core need in life is status.This products target audience is female teenagers and adults around the ages 17-40.They have a high income they are modern, professional love what they do and are creative.Has high interest in fashion, they have a sophisticated comfortable style and wont complain about price as long as they get what they were promised for. They properly are regular magazine readers, magazines such as 'elle' and are loyal to this brand. According to Goffman Theory Females often are represented in a negativee way.Males are usually potrayed as intellegent and appear to be in dominant positions whereas Women are portrayed in sexual or revieling manner. In my advert the sex appeal is not used this is due to the target audience.The Female is represented as a 'bimbo.' This is a phrase used to describe women whom depend on their look and dont have a very high mental capaciity or find it in theyre favour to act stupid. She looks navie which is how women are mostly protrayed, this is dependent on her facial expression, the smile on her face doesnt suggest shes very independant and looks flirty. Her face is the focal point therefore shes there for appreance this suggests society has no respect for woman, the impact of adverts and media has got to people more than we'd like.


 Le Paradis de Nina, coloured in pale pink, with silver decorations on its flacon.This bottle has a very flirty pure and natural look to it. The apple-shaped bottle makes the product look feminine because most male perfumes are square and boxy, whereas females perfumes have a much curvier, sleeker bottleThe shape of the apple has been chosen in a very clever way as apple usually represents beauty and it has a little twist to it as the person who owns this bottle not only is as 'pure' as the product but also has a dark side to it as for the apple in adam and eve. The bottle is placed in the middle of the page which able's us to see the chosen background used which has a theme of paradise. The light, soft pink stands out in the all white background. The products name is presented in its product colour which is pink but in a darker shade which goes well with the white background and makes the writing stand out. The font 'Le Paradis de Nina' has a very flowy girly look to it which makes it look a bit flirty whereas the products name 'NINA RICCI' is written in a very simple commonly used font.

Level Response.

I am not happy about the marking scheme and i believe strongly that i deserve a A if not a A*
Futhermore I have infact finished all my work but i will try harder. Thank you for your hard work. I am waiting for the moment you change my level, PEACE OUT

Friday, 13 January 2012

Appeals in Adverising.


This advert consistes of fear, humour and music appeal.
Uses dark and subtle humour, the ‘Never say no to Panda’ concept is revealed by showing people refusing to eat Panda cheese. They then nervously look towards a life-size Panda, who stares blankly back at them accompanied by Buddy Holly’s 'True Love Ways', before the Panda proceeds to smash things up.

This advert consistes of humour,personal and music Appeal.

Tuesday, 13 December 2011

Hello! Magazine Analysis


The target audiences for the magazine ‘HELLO!’ are generally women in their late twenties to forties. Probably many are married. Women who are curious in celebrity life-styles and don’t like to commit to reading a book but are looking for a quick read to fill up their limited free time. Many may have kids that they look after so reading a magazine seems appealing when the child is off at school or is taking a nap. They’re ideal holiday is planned for the whole family and not a quick weekend away as they have boundaries and commitments.

The masthead ‘Hello!’ is in a large, bold font and the colour contrasts against the background so it stands out. They have placed the date, issue number and price underneath the title as it would be the next thing the consumer will notice and they would be interested in this information. By using the exclamation mark the name seems urgent and as if it holds lethal information. The name is nice and simple.

The main focused image is of Victoria Beckham and her daughter Harper.It is a medium close up; having a medium close up is clever because it enables the reader to see not only the celebrities face but also some of what they are wearing.Also she’s wearing sunglasses, which makes her look mysterious as you can’t see her eyes also she looks fashionable and like a trendsetter.

The word‘exclusive’ used on the top right hand of the page makes the reader feel as if they are getting the best deal from the magazine and that no other magazines will have the same information; this is used to hook the readers in.Also the reader feels important when they receive the following information.

The layout of this magazine is very simple and relaxed, not so gossip packed. This reflects on the older generations social life styles as they like to take things calm and not in your face type of magazines, which use bright colours and crowd the cover with a lot of similar

Star Magazine Analysis



STAR MAGAZINE
The target audience for the magazine ‘Star’ is teens and young adults. The typical women who’d read this particular magazine are the ones who watch TV Reality shows such as “Only Way is Essex” and don’t miss an episode of X-Factor. This Magazine is biased on celebrities therefore the reader loves gossip, a TV addict and also is curious about what goes on in other lives that are more fortunate than them. They have a working class income. They’re jobs may include being a receptionist or a secretary, in their break or spare time read magazines such as ‘Star.’ Most common phone used by them may be a Blackberry in which case they’d be on both Facebook and BBM all day. They’re dream holiday can include a weekend in party places such as Ibiza with few close friends.

The masthead ‘Star’ is bold, clear and stands out. The chosen colour of it is red this is effective as the background white contrasts with the dark shadowy outline of the title. The masthead is located near the middle of the page this is a result of the page having a very busy structure and is very gossip packed. Also the masthead reflects what the magazine’s about. Celebrities are also known as ‘Stars.’ The reason behind this may be that they are ‘above’ the average person or that they’re talents shine.

The crowded layout of this magazine conatates the readers busy, action packed lives.

The images used consist of glamorous celebrities and their ‘struggle’ or ‘happiness’ in their lives. The people used will all be familiar and well known to the reader. They’re used in order to draw in the reader and make them interested in that one story in order for them to buy it.

Colour scheme contains colours such as green, white, red and yellow. Red and yellow are primary colours and green is very vibrant and eye-catching. These work in favor of the magazine as it catches the attention of the public.

This magazine has sell lines that appeal to the chosen target audience for example most include something to do with love and its represented in not a very romantic but interesting way. ’I DO STILL LOVE MARK..WE’LL GET MARRIED NEXT YEAR.’ For instance if I was a fan of I’m a celebrity get me out of here this story would interest me I’d read on to perhaps see the response of ‘Mark’ or further interview from the person who said it. At the bottom of the page a small section called ‘Plus!’ catches the eye having an exclamation mark makes it seem urgent and as if you must see what the stories below are about. 

Friday, 4 November 2011

Magazine Questionnaire:

5.What kind of magazines are most popular within your year group andwhy do you think this is ?
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1. What is the definition of Magazine? What is a magazine?

Google definition: A periodical publication containing articles and illustrations, typically covering a particular subject.
2. What types/genres of magazines can you think of?

-Celebrity
-Gossip
-Home and furniture
-Fashion
-Cookery
-Sports
-Cultural

3. There are hundreds of different types of magazines but what are the common elements of all or most of them:

-Many Adverts
-Latest Fashion
-Things to do (Suggestions)
-Celebrities
-Problem page
-Quizzes
-Prizes

4. Why do you think we have magazines?
- The purpose of a magazine is t entertain and to keep a person occupied also magazines tend to inform people and give them the latest trends and things that society thinks is expectable.

People in our year dont tend to read magazines therefore i dont know but i assume it'd be mostly gossip espcially for the boys.