Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Monday, March 31, 2014
Monday, July 08, 2013
[A2] Evolution of Advertising
This might be useful...
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Evolution,
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Resource
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Sandwich Video
Adam Lisagor fell in to video-based viral marketing... his company 'Sandwich Video' produces some of the most engaging ads for apps and services. Go check 'em out!
Link: http://sandwichvideo.com/
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Push To Add Drama (Po-Mo?)
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TNT
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
"The Big Lebowski" as Postmodern Posterboy (or How I Learnt to Stop Worrying and Love Baudrillard)
Please read the following article in preparation for tomorrow's ILP Day.
"The Big Lebowski" as Postmodern Posterboy (or How I Learnt to Stop Worrying and Love Baudrillard) by David Larson
Google
Music Video
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Gorillaz
We will be in Room 82.
It is an important day, we will be completing the following activities:
1. A review and round up of our analysis of the works of the Coen Brothers
2. An analysis of advertising as a form of postmodern media
3. An analysis of music video as a form of postmodern media (including a particular focus on Gorillaz)
4. An analysis of the Mighty Boosh as postmodern media
There will be related reading material provided throughout.
Also, there will be a follow on homework activity, in which you will begin your preparation for assessment.
Part of this will be to collaborate on a revision source for the unit. This will be created as a wiki within the VLE.
The following adverts and music videos will be used during the day:
Advertising:
Volkswagen
It is an important day, we will be completing the following activities:
1. A review and round up of our analysis of the works of the Coen Brothers
2. An analysis of advertising as a form of postmodern media
3. An analysis of music video as a form of postmodern media (including a particular focus on Gorillaz)
4. An analysis of the Mighty Boosh as postmodern media
There will be related reading material provided throughout.
Also, there will be a follow on homework activity, in which you will begin your preparation for assessment.
Part of this will be to collaborate on a revision source for the unit. This will be created as a wiki within the VLE.
The following adverts and music videos will be used during the day:
Advertising:
Volkswagen
Music Video
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Gorillaz
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A2,
advertising,
Analysis,
Coen Brothers,
Critical Perspectives,
google,
Gorillaz,
Media,
Mighty Boosh,
Music Video,
Postmodernism,
Red Hot Chili Peppers,
TV,
VW,
Wiki
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
A2 Coursework Deadlines (2012)
1. Tuesday 21st February - All practical work to be submitted for 'formative assessment'. You may be asked to make further edits after this.
2. Tuesday 13th March - First draft of Evaluation and all final edits made (as advised) to practical work.
3. Wednesday 28th March - Final draft of Evaluation (uploaded to blog), all practical work uploaded to blog and any gaps in research/planning filled.
- Music Promo: Music Video, Digipack and Advertisement
- Short Film: Film, Poster and Review
- Advertising: 2 x Adverts, Sponsorship Sequence and either Web Popup or Radio Advertisement
2. Tuesday 13th March - First draft of Evaluation and all final edits made (as advised) to practical work.
3. Wednesday 28th March - Final draft of Evaluation (uploaded to blog), all practical work uploaded to blog and any gaps in research/planning filled.
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advertising,
Assessment,
Courserwork,
Deadlines,
Music Video,
Short Film
Friday, October 07, 2011
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
"Free of Advertising"
Interesting post about the invasive nature of advertising:
"free of advertising" by leo babauta - mnmlist.com
"free of advertising" by leo babauta - mnmlist.com
Sunday, May 09, 2010
Just how fast is Google Chrome?
Google get creative with this piece of advertising for their browser Google Chrome:
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Advanced Portfolio,
advertising,
google,
Video,
YouTube
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