I'm a little slow in getting this up, but it should give a better idea of where I'm going with this paper.
- Introduction: I plan to spend a little time describing a few of the commercials that have exhibited awe in its different forms. (Possible commercials: Samsung Bridge of Life, P&G Best Job, Zero Fatalities Twist). I will discuss the fact that great advertising is often characterized by the same terms that works of awe are characterized by.
- Sources:
- The Advertising Concept Book by Pete Barry.
- Longinus's On the Sublime
- Terminology Discussion: What do I mean by "awe"? What kind of advertising would try to elicit this emotion from the audience?
- Sources:
- Emotion in Advertising by Agres et. al.
- When and Why Advertisers use awe. Bring up the points of Transactional v. Brandbuilding Ads. Discuss Creative Brief.
- How is it done? Discuss specifics like shock and awe.
- Audience: Connection to Propaganda, Jung?, Barry's acronym SLIP IT (smile, laugh, informs, provokes, think)
- Theatrical Timing: ...
- Effects: ...
- How it goes wrong. Discuss mistakes that advertisers make in commercials generally and awe-commercials specifically. (Bring up Coca Cola commercial?)
- Sources
- Longinus
- Emotion in Advertising by Agres et. al.
- How does it compare to other types of commercials in meeting objectives of persuading viewers and getting them to remember?
- Sources
- Emotion in Advertising by Agres et. al.
- Trends: Discuss effectiveness of the technique and whether it is something that is going to stick around in advertising.
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