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If I were in your position and my ideas were good, I would use them for my own business opportunities directly.
I have creative advertising ideas myself but use them only to sell my own products so I keep all the money.
I am a 24 year old college graduate who would like to put his degree in good use. I have been reading books and applying on various job hunt sites and have had NO LUCK! I need help, Bills are getting tight and i dont know how long i can hold up. I want a job thats entry-level, so i can learn the working world on the inside that has a potential for me to pursue a career. I need to make a steady living so i can move out, get close with a girl, and pay off student loans. A job will solve most of these problems….
Creative Tactics for Television: —
As with print ads, television commercials have several components which must work together to create the right impact and communicate the advertiser’s message.
1. Video—the video or visual elements are what is seen on the television screen. Decisions have to be made regarding the main focus of the visual such as the product, the presenter, action sequences, lighting graphics, color and other factors.
2. Audio—the audio portion of a commercial includes several elements such as voice, music and sound effects. Voices may be heard in several ways such as through the direct presentation of a spokesperson or as a dialogue or conversation among people in the commercial. A common method for presenting the audio portion of a commercial is through a voice-over whereby the message is delivered or action on the screen is narrated by the voice of an announcer who is not visible. A trend among major advertisers is to hire celebrities with distinctive voices to do the voiceovers for their commercials.
3. Music—a very important part of many television commercials is music which plays various roles and functions such as providing a pleasant background or helping create the appropriate mood or setting. IMC Perspective discusses how marketers use popular songs to help deliver their advertising messages. Another important musical element in both television and radio commercials is jingles, which are catchy songs about a product or service that usually carry the advertising theme and a simple message.
It could be like calling another radio station and plugging our radio station’s programs or slapping a huge billboard with our radio banner. Anything goes but it has to be video/radio documented.
I’ve been thinking about getting into this program at my College in the fall… I am pretty creative in terms of ideas/planning, but I am not a good drawer/artist… will this hinder my chances at being successful in the program? I have a very good concept of media and it’s foundations, but this is the only aspect that worries me.
Any insight would be greatly appretiated.
