Representation of Adverts

LINK: Sarah's Story - Motor Neurone Disease Association

My thought on the representation:
I think the people watching the advert may get confused with the message, the advert is unclear on what it is showing until the end when it says it. i though the advert was for help against sexual harassment; her clothes her being stripped off her and it looked like she was being beaten then dragged across the floor. i thought the stripping was unnecessary and the shots of her body were not needed. i think this advert would not of been a man because men are not made to look week and women are easy targets.

Those who might challenge the representations:
I think people with this disease would see it as unrealistic and would be offended. also feminists would challenge this advert because its a women being dragged around and undressed showing their weaker than men and less powerful.

Those who might accept these representations:
I think fundraisers and charities would support this advert because it makes the illness look painful making people want to help and donate.

pre production unit 4 part 2

Eva Pre Production Unit 4 Part 2

My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding - analysis

My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding - analysis
Mr Berriman's lesson

Bright colour’s, florescent, sparkles, unique and outgoing dresses, crowns, exaggerated, over the top, old fashioned mixed with the modern day
Lots of decorations - flowers Crowded, lots of people, drinking, talking, screaming, shouting, beeping cars, traffic
Big arrivals- horse and cart, helicopters
Revealing clothing, tracksuits
Slang
Music: organs, slow build up to climax the is upbeat and happy/jolly
Film crew, lots of attention


My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding Feb 17, 2010
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HAUmII_hcg

pre-production unit 4

Eva Pre-production Unit 4