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Wednesday, 2 January 2013

Newspaper advertisement production

 
 
 
above is our chosen picture as she was smiling and a smile made the picture look sweet so then we could add some sourness to her teeth on photo shop to make them look grey and not very nice.
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

we took pictures of two different people and decided to use charlotte as we got some good zoomed in images and the photos were allot better quality, we needed pictures of teeth because we wanted to zoom in and make the teeth look sour looking so we photo shopped them and turned some of them grey and some areas darker than others, we incorporated the title sweet or sour as she is smiling because she is sweet but her teeth are sour inside as she has eaten to many sweets.

drafting newspaper advert

here are the images we were going to use as we were going to make a snow angel out of sweets so we took two separate photos of two different people with two different looks so we had more to choose from but we decided that it wouldn’t look right on a channel four print add.


 




 
We then decided that the final product we made with the snow angel didn’t look very good so we decided to change it to a picture of someone’s teeth looking decayed and horrible to represent the sour and we made sure she was smiling to represent the sweet.this is what we wanted it to look like.

codes and conventions of newspaper advertisments


Editing


Friday, 7 December 2012

scripting radio trailor

                                            scripting radio advert



Thursday, 6 December 2012

codes and conventions of radio trailer



.involves clips from the proggrame-intriging, short, sensational, fun etc.

.good slogan

.appropriate voiceover

.always ends with the scheduling information

.and title of the programme

.day date and time

.last thing you hear is the channels name

Script

.must is entertaining -grab attention, but intriguing

.direct address

.give information about the programme

.links together all of the clips

Music bed

.appropriate-usually instrumental and lasts up to 30 seconds