Denotation / what can be seen
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Connotation / what is the meaning?
Representation
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Camera- angle, size and movement
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Editing including any SFX
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The entire advert was edited in black and white.
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Dark toning to reach the wider audience as it's touching on a sensitive topic which is equality.
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Sound- diegetic, non-diegetic, narration etc.
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powerful voice of a role model to thousands making it more memorable and emotive.
The song that Alicia keys sang is very important as it was sung by numerous people that were oppressed due to their race. |
Mise-en-scene: location, costume, props, lighting
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Numerous locations such as the Basketball court (near flats), church, poverty neighbourhood, tennis court, running along busy streets,
Props: piano, football, spray paint, basketball, tennis racket and ball, football, rugby ball, painting message on the wall Costume: everyone in the advert were wearing sportswear, particularly in the Nike brand |
The variety of locations were to present this diversity to the general public (across the world). such as the church and rough neighbourhood.
Almost all the props used were sports related which this ad kept reinforcing as the main message is how 'sport doesn't see colour' Everyone in their sportswear (Nike branded) also reinforced this message, of how 'Nike promotes diversity' |
Wednesday, 4 October 2017
Nike-Equality textual analysis
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Some detailed analysis here Farihah and you are really getting to grips with media language and terminology. Well done! You still seem a little unsure on editing? You need to add a link to the video or embed it. Vanessa
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