This advert is very minimalistic and traditional. The photograph is the band stoof in a field and the lead singer taking a photograph/film of the camera this photo was taken with. This creates a direct connection with the audience. The mise en scene of the costumes of summery shirts and the grass in the field have connotations of the season Spring, which is the title of the album. The photograph is the same one from the album cover so this helps the audience relate the different media texts of the band with the iconic photo. The photograph is colour graded to a pastell colour feel which conotes neutral emotions which can be related to the album.
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Product Research - Promotional Advert Analysis 2
Noah And The Whale - The First Days Of Spring
This advert is very minimalistic and traditional. The photograph is the band stoof in a field and the lead singer taking a photograph/film of the camera this photo was taken with. This creates a direct connection with the audience. The mise en scene of the costumes of summery shirts and the grass in the field have connotations of the season Spring, which is the title of the album. The photograph is the same one from the album cover so this helps the audience relate the different media texts of the band with the iconic photo. The photograph is colour graded to a pastell colour feel which conotes neutral emotions which can be related to the album.
This advert is very minimalistic and traditional. The photograph is the band stoof in a field and the lead singer taking a photograph/film of the camera this photo was taken with. This creates a direct connection with the audience. The mise en scene of the costumes of summery shirts and the grass in the field have connotations of the season Spring, which is the title of the album. The photograph is the same one from the album cover so this helps the audience relate the different media texts of the band with the iconic photo. The photograph is colour graded to a pastell colour feel which conotes neutral emotions which can be related to the album.
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This is fine. There is also another version of this poster with a few extra bits of information. It might be useful to find that one as well and talk about that.
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