Question Four

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Question Three

Samantha Coburn- Question three
While I would like to present thin in Prezi I had some technical faults in uploading and saving my finished Prezi, to fix this I saved it as a PDF file and uploaded it to SlideShare giving it the same paths I would get from Prezi however it doesn't more as smooth,

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Question Two

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Question One

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Main Project

Samantha Coburn Main Task- Two Adverts

Ancillary two

Samantha Coburn- Ancillary task two

Ancillary one

Samantha Coburn- Ancillary task one

Voice over

I had a hard time finding the right voice for my tagline, so after showing it to a small study group it came to my attention the voice of Rob Ridding a well known vocal actor he is well known because of his welsh accent, after looking into him I came across Joanna Page, she is well known because of her part in Gavin and Stacy, her accent is familiar and recognisable to a wide audience, so I then got a female to mimic the  accent and after adding it to my adverts and other products I found that it was working well with the product and had the desired effect on my target audience.

T.V Sponsorship Sequence Storyline

After toying with some of my original Ideas I came to the conclusion that I would have to write a new storyline to fit in with conventions as breaking them completely would not work for this type of advertisement. I kept Britain's got talent as I still wanted to hit that sort of target audience, however to keep within the elements of the show I have used the Jelly as a contestant that gets buzzed, this keeps a short and to the point narrative challenging the continual narrative that is most common with t.v sponsorship sequences but fits in with the length of the clip without alienating the audience ending with the product tagline to have strong synergy within all the advertisement products that I have created.

Choice in text

While working on both adverts I used a variety of different fonts. Some were to formal for the product and didn't harmonise with the advert's audience and didn't add anything to the playful style. After looking through and testing a few out I came across Corbel font, it is simple to read and lifts the advert up the font is continually used in print because it is easy to read even in a small font, I then added three different colours to bring the text to life and so that it fits in with the nature of the product.