1. All media are constructions.
The Coca-Cola commercial was constructed to be a cute animated tale of insects working together to steal some Coca-Cola from a sleeping guy. The commercial had happy adventure music and everything from the insects to the flowers were 3-D animations that moved effortlessly. There was no dialogue because the commercial was mainly visual, so maybe there was no script.
Danish Mother Seeks Father of Child commercial and showcases a Danish woman looking for the father of her child. It was constructed to as a way to give some attention to the country of Demark. We know it was constructed this way because it was made by a tourism company. There was no music because the commercial is supposed to be taken seriously and …show more content…
The stealing is not shown to be wrong and is presented funny and cute. Sends the message that stealing is only okay when done by cartoons not real people.
The message men would get from the Danish commercial is either they might have a child in Demark or that Danish women are easy. It makes casual sex seem like something that is okay and very common Demark. Economically it says that Demark is worth the travel because there are pretty women open to casual flings. It shows that the relationships between people can be flitting.
4. The media have social and political implications.
Watching the Coca-Cola commercial would probably put me in the mood for a Coca-Cola. I would be at least tempted to try a Coca-Cola.
I would feel bad for the Danish woman and probably show the video to other people, which would help rise the interest in Demark.
5. Media forms are related to content.
This form of media is a commercial and the message of the video is that people should drink Coca-Cola. The colorful, whimsical characteristics of the video help promote the idea that Coca-Cola is a great soda. If this was a jiggle on the radio then it would not have the eye catching visual it has as a
The Coca-Cola commercial was constructed to be a cute animated tale of insects working together to steal some Coca-Cola from a sleeping guy. The commercial had happy adventure music and everything from the insects to the flowers were 3-D animations that moved effortlessly. There was no dialogue because the commercial was mainly visual, so maybe there was no script.
Danish Mother Seeks Father of Child commercial and showcases a Danish woman looking for the father of her child. It was constructed to as a way to give some attention to the country of Demark. We know it was constructed this way because it was made by a tourism company. There was no music because the commercial is supposed to be taken seriously and …show more content…
The stealing is not shown to be wrong and is presented funny and cute. Sends the message that stealing is only okay when done by cartoons not real people.
The message men would get from the Danish commercial is either they might have a child in Demark or that Danish women are easy. It makes casual sex seem like something that is okay and very common Demark. Economically it says that Demark is worth the travel because there are pretty women open to casual flings. It shows that the relationships between people can be flitting.
4. The media have social and political implications.
Watching the Coca-Cola commercial would probably put me in the mood for a Coca-Cola. I would be at least tempted to try a Coca-Cola.
I would feel bad for the Danish woman and probably show the video to other people, which would help rise the interest in Demark.
5. Media forms are related to content.
This form of media is a commercial and the message of the video is that people should drink Coca-Cola. The colorful, whimsical characteristics of the video help promote the idea that Coca-Cola is a great soda. If this was a jiggle on the radio then it would not have the eye catching visual it has as a