You will create a 30 second TV spot for a Company name welcome to African Cuisin

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You will create a 30 second TV spot for a Company name welcome to African Cuisine. The TV spot should be 30 seconds. For this on line class you can write out the instructions/dialogue. You won't need to include graphics. If you want to that's fine but I'm afraid describing it to you may cause more confusion than intended. For example if you are running a 30 second TV spot for this you would write:
Shot 1: Close up of boy drinking Pepsi (2 seconds). U2 song, It's a beautiful day in the background. Shot 2: Long shot of a group of kids playing in the water (2 seconds), continue with song. Shot 3: Close up of kids in water drinking Pepsi (4 seconds), continue with song.
There should be at least 10-12 shots. Etc. Etc. Go through until you come to 30 seconds. In the above case if the shots are 2 - 4 seconds long then you would need about 10-12 shots. You could use dialogue, music, sound effects, you will need to show the product throughout the commercial (usually), make sure you sell the product as well as show it, say where you get it, and show a strong closing scene, a strong opening so people won't change the channel.
When you create a TV commercial you write a story board. Normally you would include pictures/graphics with the dialogue/music, etc. underneath. If you want to do that, that would be fine but it certainly isn't required. If I am not explaining this well and you would like to do a storyboard please let me know, and I'll try to explain it better.
You will create a 30 second TV spot for a Company name welcome to African Cuisine. The TV spot should be 30 seconds. For this on line class you can write out the instructions/dialogue. You won't need to include graphics. If you want to that's fine but I'm afraid describing it to you may cause more confusion than intended. For example if you are running a 30 second TV spot for this you would write:
Shot 1: Close up of boy drinking Pepsi (2 seconds). U2 song, It's a beautiful day in the background. Shot 2: Long shot of a group of kids playing in the water (2 seconds), continue with song. Shot 3: Close up of kids in water drinking Pepsi (4 seconds), continue with song.
There should be at least 10-12 shots. Etc. Etc. Go through until you come to 30 seconds. In the above case if the shots are 2 - 4 seconds long then you would need about 10-12 shots. You could use dialogue, music, sound effects, you will need to show the product throughout the commercial (usually), make sure you sell the product as well as show it, say where you get it, and show a strong closing scene, a strong opening so people won't change the channel.
When you create a TV commercial you write a story board. Normally you would include pictures/graphics with the dialogue/music, etc. underneath. If you want to do that, that would be fine but it certainly isn't required. If I am not explaining this well and you would like to do a storyboard please let me know, and I'll try to explain it better.
instructions/dialogue. You won't need to include graphics. If you want to that's fine but I'm afraid describing it to you may cause more confusion than intended. For example if you are running a 30 second TV spot for this you would write:
Shot 1: Close up of boy drinking Pepsi (2 seconds). U2 song, It's a beautiful day in the background. Shot 2: Long shot of a group of kids playing in the water (2 seconds), continue with song. Shot 3: Close up of kids in water drinking Pepsi (4 seconds), continue with song.
There should be at least 10-12 shots. Etc. Etc. Go through until you come to 30 seconds. In the above case if the shots are 2 - 4 seconds long then you would need about 10-12 shots. You could use dialogue, music, sound effects, you will need to show the product throughout the commercial (usually), make sure you sell the product as well as show it, say where you get it, and show a strong closing scene, a strong opening so people won't change the channel.
There should be at least 10-12 shots. Etc. Etc. Go through until you come to 30 seconds. In the above case if the shots are 2 - 4 seconds long then you would need about 10-12 shots. You could use dialogue, music, sound effects, you will need to show the product throughout the commercial (usually), make sure you sell the product as well as show it, say where you get it, and show a strong closing scene, a strong opening so people won't change the channel.
When you create a TV commercial you write a story board. Normally you would include pictures/graphics with the dialogue/music, etc. underneath. If you want to do that, that would be fine but it certainly isn't required. If I am not explaining this well and you would like to do a storyboard please let me know, and I'll try to explain it better. When you create a TV commercial you write a story board. Normally you would include pictures/graphics with the dialogue/music, etc. underneath. If you want to do that, that would be fine but it certainly isn't required. If I am not explaining this well and you would like to do a storyboard please let me know, and I'll try to explain it better.

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advertisement in TV is nothing but a promotional activity, which create awareness among the audiance and make them as customers to the product or service. There must be a catching point in the advertisement and in the description. There are many types and varaities of making process of ads. But recently, the new trend, many of the admakers focusing on social message too.

For example Kinley water: Values and ethics in each drop

Triplex detergent soap: The soap of Indian culture

Incredible India: Save women child and save the world.

So, the ad not only consist of pictures, music, people etc, but a srong message, caption, scenery, everything must be catchable to the audiance.

The ads of Vodafone- ZOOZOOs were more popularized, they were given the description of the plans by generating some fun to the audiance.

Hence, you can plan you ad nerration in this way and definetly it succeeds.

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