I decided to analyse the RSPCA commercial because it caught my eye and brought a tear to them. This commercial is all about preventing the cruelty to animals by donating approximately £3 a month.
The commercial is not trying to sell a product but persuading people to contribute at least £3. I prefer these adverts more because they are raising money for animals that are in need of it.
I think the message in this commercial is that too many animals are suffering from cruelty but, they however, do not have enough equipment to put a stop to it all. I believe there is also a hidden message. I think the hidden message is that animals are still being abused. They are still being abused, abandoned or just not being seen to when they need attention.
Another message I found was that some animals are unfortunate to not have a loving family or a home.
The commercial is trying to tell us that we should donate some money to prevent all of this.
Animals are still being harmed today. Although something is being done about it, not all animals are being helped. They are suffering in silence.
These three images were memorable because they are showing you how some animals are being treated. They cause sympathy and pity which is why they stay in your head until something is done about the cruelty.
The pictures are unforgettable because it makes you wonder why anyone would cause so much suffer to one animal.
These images are connected to the commercial because they are telling you to make life easier for helpless animals that have been deserted and or ill-treated. .
All three images shown are a plead for viewers to help prevent the pictures shown above. They are pleading for money to out a stop to them.
I think the people producing the commercial may have thought causing sympathy would bring in more viewers which might have raised more money for the RSPCA.
I noticed that the colours used were not very vibrant.
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