Younger Audience Essays

  • swatch

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    for Microelectronics and Watchmaking Industries (SMN), to do just that. SMN developed a product that was appealing to a younger target market. Their new design, distribution and production strategies created a niche market that became popular worldwide. The company developed an advertising campaign that was new to the watch industry and was strongly directed at a younger audience. BACKGROUND For years the Swiss watch industry had a competitive advantage on the watch market, in fact they had little

  • Marketing to the Younger Audience is Vital for Success

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    Obama’s use of interaction via social media showed the importance of using the audience to your advantage. He gained supporters in a new way that his competitors had yet to tap into and shown how powerful online campaigning can be. Obama positioned himself to personable and down to earth by making his fans feel that they were on a “first name basis” with him. He met his audience on their level and made them committed fans of his campaign and his message. The online interaction by answering fan mail

  • Are Zoos Inhumane?

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    In the film, Madagascar, zoos are depicted as a sanctuary in which all the exotic animals are kept safe and are open for the public to view. But many would argue that zoos are inhumane, the caging of animals for our personal entertainment is unjustifiable. Those who believe that zoos are wrong and should be destroyed are animal rights activist; they believe that animals should be allowed to choose their own destiny. Those that believe that zoos are an important part of our lives are scientist and

  • Reality Television

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    Plaza Hotel', and 'Mar-a-Lago' resort located in Palm Beach, Florida. If different audiences viewed the episode of The Apprentice, each audience would interpret the values and attitudes of wealth differently. If a mature audience viewed the episode, they would interpret wealth as greed. If a younger audience viewed the episode, they would interpret wealth as a desire and an ambition to achieve. The suggested target audience for this episode would be young adults, as the values and attitudes of wealth

  • Baz Luhrmann's Film Techniques to Make Romeo and Juliet More Accessible to a Younger Audience

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    Baz Luhrmann's Film Techniques to Make Romeo and Juliet More Accessible to a Younger Audience The story of Romeo and Juliet has been added to and adapted to over the year's though different film productions, but none more spectacular and popular as the 'Blockbuster' Luhrmann created. Luhrmann turned an Elizabethan play into a modern day action packed film all could relate to and understand. Luhrmann turned a historical tragedy into an up-beat action packed love story. Luhrmann had an enormous

  • American Censorship of Japanese Animation

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    way all over the world.  The reception of Japanese media has had mixed reactions, both good and bad. America, being an amalgamation of societies and cultures, has naturally had a mixed reaction to Japanese media.  The younger generation, namely those in their twenties or younger, have embraced the bright and flashy style of Japanese animation.  The most popular shows are the ones with the most action, but shows that concentrate on character development and storyline are also popular, especially

  • 2001 A Space Odyssey

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    science fiction movie in the midst of urban race riots and campus protests against the Vietnam War, but to many, 2001 had far greater importance than its sci-fi trappings. Baffling early audiences with its non-traditional structure, theme, and presentation, the film was soon embraced by many members of a younger generation entranced by its consciousness-raising message and its psychedelic special effects. Over the next 30 years, the film would not only become a part of American culture, but would

  • Priestly's Political Message in "An Inspector Calls"

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    message. In order to encourage the audience to apply their critical faculties, Priestley makes them feel superior to Birling.He thoroughly discredits and degrades Birling, and through him, the right wing philosophy. This tells us very early on that Priestley uses Birling as a diametric mouthpiece to voice his left-wing opinions and that the play is completely biased to the socialist perspective. The theatricality of the dramatic irony Priestley uses makes the audience think outside the proscenium arch

  • Got Milk Essay

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    message of “Got Milk” ad means to remind people to drink milk. The advertise targets younger audiences who love to play sports especially for younger audience who loves to play soccer. The advertisement is becoming more and more popular because they add famous people that the audiences know and get their attention. Advertise of “got milk” is misleading and targeting all young ages. The ad is to convince young audience that drinking with milk three times a day is healthy and helps you lose weight.

  • How have sitcoms changed over time?

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    revolves around what they are wearing. Fashion is touched upon a lot more in Friends and there is also a lot of talk about stereotyping what men and women are meant to wear. Also most of the actors in Friends are a lot younger than those in M.B.B. and would therefore appeal to the younger generation. Another difference is the filmic style between the two programmes. As there are a lot more characters in Friends, the two shot is not used as much as in M.B.B. Friends also uses a lot more close-ups because

  • Bully Movie Analysis

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    the torture dealt out by junior sadists. Even though the movie came out with an original rating of “R”, the rating is reversed to the present day rating of “not rated”. The movie Bully, which story lines five victims of bullying is meant for all audiences, children and adults alike. Adults and children equally need to learn about bullying where as adults need to realize that bullying is a real problem and children need to realize that bullying is wrong. The documentary is meant to educate those who

  • Annoying People In Theatre

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    said by Thornton Wilder, “I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way in which a human being can share with one another the sense of what it is to be a human being,” the theatre is one of the greatest art forms. An audience collectively gathers to watch and enjoy the show of their choice, taking in the storyline, characters, and emotions portrayed by actors. Such an experience can often be described as a whirlwind of different emotions and connections, but the storm

  • Interstellar Vs Avatar

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    At the beginning of the trailer for Avatar uplifting music plays as it introduces the character and then the setting of Pandora, which leaves the audience with a feeling of wonder and excitement as they take in the new world. However, as the main character, Jake Sully, starts to describe the mission at hand the music quickly changes tone to a more dramatic beat, which conveys feelings of urgency. During

  • An Inside Look at Sadomasochism

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    fantasies of sexual domination and submission." (Psychology Today 47) I believe that Baumeister describes a very accurate portrait of who one specific group of masochists is and what they do for pleasure, however, I feel that he fails to recognize the younger generation of masochists. I also feel that on the issue symbolic of sex change, Baumeister does not elaborate enough. Baumeister's findings show that the majority of those participating in sadomasochistic behavior come from the upper class. He

  • The Giant Peach

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    the two aunts (Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge). The type of staging used was proscenium staging hence the audience was in front of the performers. The unique performance stage suited the production if you were to judge based on the comedic and pantomime-like features. Subsequently, it was idiosyncratic and the vibrant colours of the stage were adopted to capture the minds of the younger audience to make them more fascinated and regaled. The multi-coloured

  • Coppertone

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    product better. As they changed the product, the advertisement changed over the years to appeal to the audience. Although both of these advertisements are being presented to get people to buy Coppertone, the modern day advertising is more appealing than 1944 advertisement; the modern day advertisement has a better focal point, action, general feeling and mood, selection of elements, and audience. The focal point of the 1994 Coppertone advertisement is noticeable because it is in the middle of the

  • Analysis of News Channels

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    because of the different fundings and target audiences, different networks will focus on different aspects of the news, to make as many people of their target audience watch their particular broadcast. Therefore the separate channels can bring in a far larger audience, and take away another channels audience, therefore reducing competition. Each TV channel has an audience, their own individual target audience. Ten News is seemingly aimed at a younger audience, around the ages of 18 - 39, mainly young

  • Conflict in All My Sons

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    The older generation represented by Joe and Kate strongly believed in family values and Pursue of the American dream at any cost. In contradiction, Joe and Anne express the younger generation’s ethics and ideals clearly shown in the thoughts of idealism that money is not the most important thing in life. Even though the younger generation’s ideals are sometimes thought of as being irrational and in conflict with reality, all throughout the play their validity is greater. Many times in parents-child

  • Pop Chips

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    An advertiser's main goal is to insure the message of their ad is projected to the audience affectively and in a positive way. In the Pop Chips ad, the producer has accomplished the goal of making this ad effective using many different tactics. The most affective tactic used would be utilizing famous pop star, Katy Perry, as the face of their ad. With Katy being the face of the chips, it draws in more buzz about the ad. Fans of the pop star want to indulge in the chips just as Katy is portrayed to

  • Abortion Procedures in Abort73

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    effectively engaging the audience. Who is this audience? The website this article appears on, Abort73, targets a younger population: high school to college age students. The use of modern videos, apparel, and cute car stickers all suggest this. The goal of the website is ultimately to end abortion by educating people about abortion, in all its terrible details. Every article, picture, video, or shirt aims at ending abortion in this way, each doing so in a specific way to a specific audience. The article “Abortion