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Citroën spend millions on their advertising campaigns, like any other company. The demographic and psychographic for Citroën has changed over recent years. They were first designed to appeal to older drivers and now they are appealing to an entirely new and different audience. Using music, colour and special effects they are trying to attract a younger market. Though both of the advertisements are appealing to slightly different audiences, they both have a fun feel and look about them.
The music used in the C4 ?Robot? advert plays as soon as the advert starts. It is very funky, modern, and up-to-date to attract and appeal to younger drivers looking to buy their fist, maybe second, car. The music also fits in well with the modern futuristic background of the advertisement and design of the car. Most young people want the latest technology, as we are a technology era, and so I would say that the music reflects about the car quite well.
The music is non-digetic, as you cannot see the source (where it is coming from). The director plays this.
The ?Robot? dances to the music with 90?s style moves, and the people who would appreciate them are in their 20?s. The dancing also relates to a night club. This again is targeting the generation of younger car drivers.
The music that is used in the ?Ice? advert is slightly different to that used in the ?Robot? advert. It is still quite up-beat but not as much as the music used in the ?Robot? advert, as the advert is aimed at a slightly older audience, people maybe with families and more responsibility as the emphasis is on safety.
As in the ?Robot? advertisement, the music is again non-digetic.
Instead of dancing to the music, the robot skates on ice and the music isn?t the...
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...s down at us, the viewers, as it finishes ice skating. He looks menacing suggesting that the car is in control and when you are driving the car you feel powerful and dominate, feline like a jaguar is an aggressive animal.
After reviewing the two advertisements, and analysing the effects on the targeted audiences, I think the ?Robot? advert is the most effective in appealing to its target audience, first time car buyers, because all of the devices and techniques used attract the audience very well. The advertisement showed the car to be something that most first time car buyers are looking for, a sleek, nifty, small but spacious, funky and modern and also technological car. The most effective devices used were sound and special effects. This is because the sound catches the attention of the viewers but the special effects make the viewers watch and want the car.
The Jeep commercial left viewers satisfied and wanting more. The commercial uses emotional appeal and stereotypes to make viewers want to buy their product. The Jeep 4x4 commercial was a great way to celebrate Jeeps 75th
Winning 117 awards and being nominated for another 225, it is no surprise that his name is common in households across America. Williams’ music style is very classical, having been influenced by composers like Richard Strauss and Gustav Mahler. In this film, Williams uses the perfect amount of brass and strings to create fanfares and marches that are unsurprisingly still in the audience’s head, hours after they are heard. Not only are they catchy, but they also provide another dimension for the film, evoking emotions and setting the mood, to pull every audience member into each scene and develop the action in the film. Majority of the music in this film is non-diegetic with a few rare occurrences of diegetic music. One of these instances is a scene where Marion kisses Sallah, Indiana Jones’s colleague, and he starts singing. The only other time it is diegetic is when Indiana Jones is in the bar meeting with Belloq, a rival of Indiana
Advertisements have become more unique and creative since the 1940’s. They not only cater to the family life, but also the single life. Automobile advertisements in the 1940’s were directed towards the modern family. Although there are still automobile advertisements that show happy families in nice cars; there are also advertisements for certain vehicles that are more geared towards single people. Marketing is constantly changing to meet what the majority population wants or needs.
The two car commercials I have chosen are the slowdown commercial and the dog Maddie commercial.The commercial that tells you to slow down is not introducing a product but an idea.The dog slash car commercial introduces their product by showing the life of a dog growing up with its owner. This is how they introduce their problem. The commercial that gives you the message to slow down starts off
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Comparing Advertisements For this comparison, I have chosen to compare two car adverts. The first The advert I chose was from the car magazine "Autocar" and this is an. advert for a Chrysler PT Cruiser. The second advert I chose was from the "Sunday Times" and this is for a Fiat Ulysse.
A Comparison of Two Advertisements Introduction Advertising and media are part of everybody’s everyday life, with or without them realizing. Each day we see adverts on the television showing us new lifestyles that look glamorous, we hear adverts on the radio, we see slogans emblazoned on people’s clothes, on the side of buses, on billboards, everywhere!! Big companies know that they need to make their product appeal to as many ‘niche markets’ as possible and they do this by ‘audience segmentation’. This is when companies make an advert so that it would appeal to one type of person, and then another advert for the same product but for a different type of person. Although it is hard to know exactly when there target audience will be watching, companies will spend lots of money researching.
According to Jib Fowles and his essay “Advertising’s Fifteen Basic Appeals”, human beings have an instinct of self-preservation, and advertisers often take advantage of this need. The car is shown on top of a cliff on a perilous looking one lane road. The brief description of the product claims that the “Lane Departure Alert” and “Steering Assist” will detect the lane markers and correct the vehicle if it starts to drift over the line. The explanation that the product will keep the vehicle in the desired lane paired with the portrayal of the car conquering dangerous terrain appeals to human beings need to be safe. A secondary appeal shown in this advertisement is the need to escape. Leaving the boisterous city and working life behind, the car drives off into the distance to the blissful countryside. According to Jib Fowles essay, appeal to escape is identifiable by an advertisement showing a break from an oppressive daily life (Fowles). Another secondary appeal used is the need for aesthetic sensations. Jib Fowles identifies this as when the photograph and everything in the advertisement is near perfect (Fowles). This picture is laid out in such a way that the car pops out and looks sleek, stylish, and larger than life, appealing to the viewer's aesthetic sensations. In connection to the looks of the advertisement, another secondary appeal used is the need for attention. Jib Fowles notes that many advertisements used in Cosmopolitan magazine use an appeal to attention (Fowles). This is the case because the readers of the magazine, often women aged 20-30, are concerned with being looked at, and thusly their looks. This car looking alluring and modern will make the driver the object of
Music is very significant in the world we live in today, by using a variety of emotions it can bring out different feelings in us as we listen. Music can be very effective in films when various elements need to be touched on without the characters directly spelling them out like describing a specific theme or foreshadowing a future event. One movie that uses music to its advantage is “Office Space” a film the follows three office workers as they attempt to get revenge on their boss.
There is nothing in this commercial that compels me to want one for myself, but I will remember how the commercial touched me and it might occur to me when thinking of cars to buy. It is telling me though, that if I buy this car, made with love, I can make good memories of companionship with it. It is the perfect car to experience the best parts of life in. The viewer doesn’t really think of that at first, but see a moment that they would like to experience or relate to, and that’s the message
The one that i think is a more effective ad is the advertisement we have been calling advertisement number two. This is because i believe that advertisement has a lot more eye appeal than advertisement number one. It also would be a more effective advertisement because it tells how much it would cost to buy the car. A third reason that the second ad would be more effective is that it has a more simple design. The simplicity along with the colors in the ad are what makes it have eye appeal. For these reason I believe that advertisement number two has more eye appeal.
As stated in the article Purchase Occasion Influence of the Role of Music in Advertising, in the Journal of Research, by Mark Alpert, “Key factors in how musical elements impact on an ad and the product is the consumer’s subjective perception of the appropriateness of the music as it relates to the central idea of the ad.” Music has the power to change the way one is feeling whether it makes them sad, happy, mad, excited, etc. For different occasions, there is music that would be appropriate at the time. “Drop it like it’s Hot” was a very popular song in 2004, and it hit the top charts of the “Billboards Top 100 for three weeks” that year(Master). This song is a one that gets people hyper, and it is catchy. By using this song in the background of the film, it automatically grabs viewer’s attention within the first six-seven seconds of the advertisement. This music goes along with the idea that the producers of the film want people to see the drink as an energy booster and the drink makes people just want to groove. Because of the upbeat music and the lady’s dance moves, this ad would really stand out to people who are out alot, and need a nice,cold