Into the Rabbit Hole: Art 210
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Storyboards!
I numbered the frames in order of what will happen first in case anyone is confused about the order of them since I have larger and smaller images. I'm not going to have an example of concept art until I begin shooting unfortunately but it will come!
Monday, April 2, 2012
Commercial Ideas
Idea 1- My favorite idea, which may be the hardest to accomplish, is a stop motion commercial. I would like to show a person getting kidnapped (happily), and ending up somewhere like a beach. I'm a film major and have always wanted to try to make a stop motion video so I would like to take advantage of this chance to make something comedic.
Idea 2- Overall same storyline as the first idea just drawn out and animated. This could possibly be easier in that I won't have to worry about taking the time to take the pictures and then attempt to piece them together.
Idea 3 and 4 - Similar to the first 2, one version would be stop motion, the other animated. I was thinking of showing a series of shots or drawings of people looking miserable or stressed out at work while having someone narrate something along the lines of "have you ever felt...." and then provide SSI as a solution but not exactly show the kidnapping.
Idea 2- Overall same storyline as the first idea just drawn out and animated. This could possibly be easier in that I won't have to worry about taking the time to take the pictures and then attempt to piece them together.
Idea 3 and 4 - Similar to the first 2, one version would be stop motion, the other animated. I was thinking of showing a series of shots or drawings of people looking miserable or stressed out at work while having someone narrate something along the lines of "have you ever felt...." and then provide SSI as a solution but not exactly show the kidnapping.
Commercials
Allstate Raccoon Commercial
What is the visual style of the film (animated, live action, stop motion)?
Live Action
What is the tone (happy, sad, scary, funny)?
Funny
What is the product they're selling?
Insurance
Who is their Target Audience?
I would say anywhere from 20's to 50's
What is the 'problem' that the product is solving?
Mayhem can happen, and they want to be there to help.
How does the commercial talk about these problems?
Guy pretends to be a raccoon
Is there a Narrator? If so, is the narrator a voice over (off screen) or a character on screen?
On screen.
Do you feel that the commercial is successful? Why?
Yes, I feel it is successful due to the humor. It's funny and off the wall which makes it memorable.
What is the visual style of the film (animated, live action, stop motion)?
live action
What is the tone (happy, sad, scary, funny)?
funny
What is the product they're selling?
doritos
Who is their Target Audience?
anyone that likes doritos
What is the 'problem' that the product is solving?
there's not exactly a problem, I feel the commercial is just meant to be memorable
How does the commercial talk about these problems?
n/a
Is there a Narrator? If so, is the narrator a voice over (off screen) or a character on screen?
no, there is just music but the commercial is easy to follow
Do you feel that the commercial is successful? Why?
yes, doritos is known for making funny commercials and succeeded with this one.
live action
What is the tone (happy, sad, scary, funny)?
serious but somewhat happy and contemplative
What is the product they're selling?
Cell phones
Who is their Target Audience?
everyone
What is the 'problem' that the product is solving?
want to be the place with the most cell phone options under one roof
How does the commercial talk about these problems?
openly states it
Is there a Narrator? If so, is the narrator a voice over (off screen) or a character on screen?
on screen narrator
Do you feel that the commercial is successful? Why?
Yes. The commercial lets you see how far cell phones have come and even shows the different creators of the most popular apps. It makes you think and just has a very good vibe to it.
What is the visual style of the film (animated, live action, stop motion)?
Live action
What is the tone (happy, sad, scary, funny)?
happy
What is the product they're selling?
macbook air
Who is their Target Audience?
anyone wanting a thin computer, or knows how it feels to have a big bulky laptop
What is the 'problem' that the product is solving?
offers a portable lightweight solution to having a laptop with you
How does the commercial talk about these problems?
shows how the macbook air fits in a manila envelope
Is there a Narrator? If so, is the narrator a voice over (off screen) or a character on screen?
no narrator
Do you feel that the commercial is successful? Why?
Yes, the commercial keeps things simple which is something apple is known for and explicitly shows just how thin the macbook air is.
What is the visual style of the film (animated, live action, stop motion)?
live action
What is the tone (happy, sad, scary, funny)?
somewhat sad bc of apocalypse but funny ending
What is the product they're selling?
chevy trucks
Who is their Target Audience?
anyone wanting a reliable car
What is the 'problem' that the product is solving?
chevy's will last you a lifetime and help you survive the apocalypse, unlike ford trucks
How does the commercial talk about these problems?
At the end of the commercial, the friends meet up and ask where their other friend is but because he is a ford owner he did not survive.
Is there a Narrator? If so, is the narrator a voice over (off screen) or a character on screen?
On screen narrators.
Do you feel that the commercial is successful? Why?
Yes, the commercial openly takes a stab at fords in a comedic way and tries to show that Chevy's can survive pretty much anything.
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