Chanel No5 Advertisement
Throughout this advert, the producers use short shots to keep the
viewers interested. The first shot is a high shot as the model walks
across the ridge to the vault with a number '5' across it. This shot
makes the model look small and innocent. Once the model opens the
vault, the camera cuts to a behind shot. The viewers have not yet seen
the model's face, which adds the mystery to the advert and again keeps
the viewers interested. The camera then cuts to in front of her and
watches her slowly comes towards you but before you can focus on her
face it cuts to the wall of Chanel No5 perfume bottles. There is
another quick cut to behind the wall of bottles as the model reaches
out and picks up a bottle. The place where the bottle used to be is
now the model's face, framed by the other perfume bottles. You can now
see the true beauty of the model. The camera then does a close up of
the model's face as she rubs the perfume behind her ears. Again the
camera cuts to a middle shot of a silhouetted, panting wolf padding
along the path. This surprises the viewer, adding more mystique and
making the viewer wanting to know what will happen next. It then cuts
back to the model. It is a low shot as she confidently swings on her
coat. The model is now powerful. She walks to the door. The camera
cuts to the wolf coming up behind the model. The camera does a middle
shot of the model. She raises her hand to her lips and the camera cuts
to the wolf as he comes to a halt. The camera cuts back to the model
as she places her finger to her lips and says, "Shh". There is then a
high shot of the wolf as he submissively sits down. The...
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bottles framed her beautiful face. This seems like she is part of
Chanel. She is just as precious.
The narrative of this advert is very clear. It is the theme of the
fairy tale of Little Red Riding Hood. She is in her red coat and the
wolf is guarding the precious perfume. But the wolf is inadequate. She
manages to over come him.
In this advert there is not a lot of language. The only spoken words
are, "Share the fantasy, Chanel No5". Also Chanel No5 is displayed on
the screen. 'Share the fantasy'. This could mean that the whole advert
is a dream which you can be part of if you buy the perfume.
This advert is very clever as it persuasively sells the perfume
effectively. It portrays that it is expensive, precious, important and
superior. It kept me interested throughout the whole of the advert.
He decided to explore the area around the lake a bit, and sees an animal in the distance. It’s a wolf.
Firstly, "Little Red Riding Hood", by Charles Perrault, is based on the French-European culture for his version. However, there have been later additions to the story where there is a more gruesome ending for the wolf then the original tale had for its ending. Perrault's version is unique in that his version includes the brightly red hooded cloak, which she wears throughout the story and is completely different from the other two stories.
down her face, but at the same time she smiles. This has an effect on the audience and
She has on a kind of dirty-pink -- beige maybe, I don’t know -- bathing suit with a little nubble all over it and, what got me, the straps were down. They were a little off her shoulders...
The camera zooms into the faces of the characters speaking, directing the audience’s attention to what they are saying making this information seem important and true. In the scene where David Palmer finds out about the nuclear bomb in Los Angeles, the camera first focuses on Eric Rayburn who is telling Palmer about the bomb but then zooms into Palmer’s face to show his expression at receiving this information. When Palmer is told the bomb will go off today, he asks, “How do we know this?” Rayburn replies with a computer image of Mahmoud and the camera zooms into the suspected terrorist’s face. The camera in this scene moves quickly from face-to-face, following the conversation visually. Additionally, the camera captures the expressions of...
Little Red Riding Hood, by Paul Galdone is a children's book generally for early elementary reading level. It focuses on a young girl,Little Red Riding Hood, who was instructed by her mother to deliver cake and wine to her ill grandmother. Her mother strictly told her not to speak to anyone but the Little Red Riding Hood did anyway. She spoke to a wolf , who questioned her about where she was going. Not knowing any better Little Red Ridding Hood
She has her right leg bent with her knee always in the air and her left foot is
music changes to show that she is sad. We then get a close up of
Weldon-Lasiter, Cynthia. Review of Little Red Riding Hood: A Newfangled Fairy Tale. Book Links. 11:4 (Feb/Mar, 2002):11. . ProQuest Direct. Penn. Coll. Kib., Williamsport. 22 August 2004. <http://www.proquest.umi.com/pdqweb>.
9. The shot reveres again to a tight but brief over the shoulder shot of Alicia’s face where she begins to stand up.
Little Red Riding Hood retold by the Brothers Grimm version by Paul Galdone includes a "sweet little maiden" (Galdone 1) who never wears anything else but a little red velvet cloak, given to her by her Grandmother. Little Red Riding Hood's mother asks her to take cake and a bottle of wine to her Grandmother. The wolf in the woods is very talented as in she is somewhat convincing in the story. She first approaches Little Red Riding Hood in the woods keeping her calm with polite conversation and convinces her then to pick the beautiful flowers, meanwhile, she scurried away to Grandmother's cottage to devour Grandmother; later to devour Little Red Riding Hood. The wolf later lay there in Grandmother's bed convincingly as Grandmother in Grandmother's cap down over her face. After convincing Little Red Riding Hood to approach the wolf then devours her. The heroin turns out to be a huntsman, whom "took a knife and began cutting open the sleeping wolf" (Galdone 26) when out popped Little Red Riding Hood and Grandmother. Little Red Riding Hood is victorious by putting all inside the wolf big stones, which weighed him down, ...
In the original Little-Snow White by the Grimms brothers and the readapted Disney version, the stepmother
...s herself and her true identity. She realizes that she isn't always going to be the girl that everyone wants her to be but as long as she is true to herself that all that really matters (MTV, 2011).
Our textbook goes into detail about a few different variations of “Little Red Riding Hood.” In the Charles Perrault version, the wolf sees the beautiful Little Red Riding Hood walking through the woods and inquires on her destination. Riding Hood did not know it was dangerous to talk to strangers and told the wolf exactly where she was going, to her ill gra...
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