Mind map of ideas for campaign materials

 

Legal and Ethical issues

 Legal issues:

• Copyright - Protects the use of original IP
• GDPR - Data leaks
• L/S - (libel - writing something untrue about another person or organisation that negatively impacts them and slander - spoken false information about another person or organisation that may impact them negitevely.)
• Obscene publications - showing unsuitable/explicit pictures

Ethical Issues:

• Accepting gifts 
• Models

(Only write about laws that apply to me)

How to avoid them being a problem:

An ethical issue I may experience or have to think about is the models which I feature in my advertisement, this may include gaining permission to show them in videos or pictures as well as how long they are featured and what is shown of them whether its there face or just a silhouette. This can be avoided by simply asking consent and maybe including written evidence that they have agreed to feature them in the promotion.

Analysing advertising campaigns

Gender roles in advertising

  Gender roles in advertising

Female

• mother 
• wife
• object of desire
• weak
• socially needy
• user

Male

• father 
• husband
• provider
• strong
• independent creator

the oldest saying in advertising is "sex sells" this basically means using the audiences gender to drive their responses to your campaign. through the use of "ideal self" models and celebrities, audience members are attracted to products as a result go there attraction to the image. The fragrance and fashion industry have rarely varied from this in their modern advertising.

• ideal self - what someone desires hopes and wishes they are like.
• intertextuality - the relationship between texts, mainly literary ones.
• pastiche - imitate the style of an artist or work.
• endorsement - approving a person or product.
• call to action - a piece of content intended to induce a viewer, reader, or listener.

volkswagen

Volkswagen made a very stereotypical advert which is now banned of TV due to the severity, it included a mother doing the stereotypical job of making food cleaning and looking after the children whilst the dad was doing physical activities and working hard at work.

 Tasks I will need to produce the campaign materials:

• Experimental videos and photos
• gather feedback from client via emails
• pre production planning including visualisation diagrams, mood board/mind maps, production schedule etc...
• advertisment prototypes and mockups
• Deadlines (end of may)
• equipment (PC/computer, editing software, camera, lighting)
• props/resources (people, fire truck and uniforms) 

Above The Line Advertising Methods - magazine, 

Below The Line Advertising Methods - flyers, social media, catalog, 

Target audience

 Target Age range between 18 – 45 this is because you must be at least 18 in order to apply and because the job is quite physically demanding the younger you are the better, people over 45 can also apply however my advertisements will target up to 45 as I believe people aged within this bracket are best suited to the job. I aim to target a range of Pamco ratings as there aren't really any limitations for joining. Both male and female of any ethnicity as there is no reason why anyone in these brackets wouldn't be suitable. The location of the people I target my advertisements towards may vary based on where you live since there are multiple stations across the country, finally interests that could be helpful may be sports since its quite physical but other than that it could be anything.