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Tnt: “Push Button for Drama”
TNT: “Push Button for Drama”. This commercial for a Belgian channel; which is focused on drama. This advert shows a button being placed in a street and when someone pushes it, ‘drama’ happens including an ambulance coming out of no where, a shooting reenactment and a man crashing his bike into a motorbike. The lighting of this commercial is great as it is set outside during the daytime so the light is natural and the clarity is perfect giving a easy perceivable picture. There is a large range of variety of shots, which makes the video intriguing and more versatile. The audio is great and you can hear all the sound effects, the reaction of the crowd and even the additional background noises are audible. There is a lot of visual appeal in this video as there is a lot going on and short edits make this full on video even more entertaining whilst catering for all ages and audiences as it is just a sort of fun commercial. The different cuts and edits used throughout this commercial keep the viewer interested whilst maintaining a relatively medium time limit and a cute and an easily understandable concept. The lighting was a little dark and gave shadows on the characters in the commercial which gave it a dreary feel, but overall this commercial was well done with a point that would come across to a viewing audience.
The different cuts and edits used throughout this commercial keep the viewer interested whilst maintaining a relatively medium time limit and a cute and an easily understandable concept. The lighting was a little dark and gave shadows on the characters in the commercial which gave it a dreary feel, but overall this commercial was well done with a point that would come across to a viewing audience.
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