The commercial that I chose was an add for Adidas deodorant. In the commercial, there are several people that are taking part in several different sports, and excelling in them. You see a lot of finely tuned athletes playing the sports that they love, but non of the athletes seem to be professionals, but they are playing the sport for the sport, and not for money, when it is clear that they all were probable paid quite a bit of money to do the commercial. I chose this commercial for the punch line, "the harder you work, the harder it works.".
When watching the commercial, I felt that the best form of Ethos, or authority was that they company used superior athletes to sell the product. These are the kind of athletes, that younger or less fit people aspire to become. Logos was easy. Every company compare their product to that of a similar one. In the commercial, they say that their product lasts longer and fights odor better than the leading competitor. Pathos on the other hand was a little bit more difficult. I saw the commercial several times, and the only thing that I could come up with was the need to become a better athlete. No, no deodorant can make you a better athlete, but when young athletes, like myself, see these superior athletes competing at the level that they are at, you do what they do to become them and hopefully excel at sports.
I believe that the commercial was aimed towards the active male, because of the actors or athletes, what ever you want to call them, are all male, and due to the fact that the deodorant is made for men and not women. .
For this media project, I chose to analyze a TV commercial from Thailand. ... The main colors used in the commercial were in memory-style color. ... There are many human values mentioned in this commercial. First of all, the commercial reflects discrimination and bully at school. ... The commercial was a beautiful piece of art. ...
This comparison shows that this agreement between two parties is not different from any other commercial enterprise that involves outsourcing abroad. ... According to Elizabeth Anderson, an opponent of commercial surrogacy, the issues of appreciation and use are crucial to the value of a person. ...
Commercial assignment 1.The first commercial was a Gateway commercial. ... This is a good commercial. 3.The third commercial was a Subway hot oven toasted subs commercial. ... This is a funny and good commercial. 4. ... This commercial is a persuasion route commercial. ... This is a good commercial. ...
Television Commercials When watching television, the viewer is regularly inundated by outrageously unrealistic commercials. ... An excellent example of a rather far-fetched commercial is one of the Nissan Pathfinder commercials. ... This commercial is amazingly unrealistic. ... Another fine example of a commercial utilizing an unrealistic idea is one of the CarFax commercials. ... This commercial in no way represents a true to life instance. ...
Loreal Commercial Analysis The commercial I chose to analyze was for Loreal long lasting hair color. ... This commercial was greared towards an audience of women and possibly some men who wish to improve their appearance. ... The commercial was effective to all audiences because of the use of the model. ... The most effective part of the hair color commercial would definantly be the model herself. ... On the other hand, the least effective part of this commercial would have to be the set. ...
However, when abused, the power of media can harm the general population, commercials most especially. ... Young male athletes are not the only ones being targeted in athletic sneaker commercials but also young woman athletes. ... The commercials parade basketball players on television in order to grab the attention of its viewers. ... As the famous basketball player jumps through the air to slam dunk in the basket that appears to be falling apart, the viewers finally see that this is not a commercial about his celebrity in the NBA but a Nike commercial. ... Any athlete, especially male athl...
He adds, "At this rate, the fisheries service fears commercial extinction of swordfish within ten years." (88). ... This plan is too expensive for the commercial fishing industry for they would have to purchase all new gear. ... Yet again, this was another plan that would hamper the business and economy of commercial fishing. ... An example would be a commercial boat keeping four fifty pound fish instead of one two hundred pound fish. ... I am aware that the commercial swordfish industry is a valuable industry to the United States and that a plan must be formulated to appease both th...
I love the Super Bowl for one reason and that is the commercials. ... After watching Sundays game I have chosen two commercials, one I loved and one that turned my stomach. ... They began every commercial with a close up of an intimidating man preparing for what looked to be like a football game. ... This commercial caught my attention by beginning seriously and ending in one of the funniest sites of all time. ... Previous Super Bowl commercials were made to make you laugh not to make you upset....
Not only is commercial surrogacy considered alienated labor, but it also humiliates and exploits women no matter what contract or rules are enforced. ... The second objection Anderson brings to our attention is the idea that commercial surrogacy causes the women to see themselves as a contract laborer. ... By having the surrogate mother feel like a contract laborer instead of a prospective mother, commercial surrogacy risks being seen as a degrading practice. Most importantly, Anderson states that commercial surrogacy is an active form of exploitation. ... Although some may object to Anderson...
