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Reflective Practice Analysis: Schwarzkopf Print Adverts

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Reflective Practice Analysis Report
INTRODUCTION
The whole learning process of this module has helped me become a better creative thinker. The brainstorming, planning and execution of ideas with a simple scam could lead to the development of something new that can capture and intense the specific target group. The clear understanding of what the product or service is and how the product is going to be useful to the target audience to create brand loyalty for that specific product and draw new audiences. The unique selling point of each and every brief how the product works for them. One needs to understand what the needs or wants of that particular age group.
THINGS I WOULD HAVE DONE IN THE BEGINNING OF THE SEMESTER
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The ideas and liaising with the moderator through the conceptualization of the product to the final output are not only a source of learning new skills such as video editing and recording for products which I felt where appropriate for the product it was
I essentially had to research on ways to actualize my ideas, especially for the Schwarzkopf Print Adverts where the model is actually uses the Schwarzkopf hair Shampoo which was something I really liked shooting.
I was a one day job where the model posed in different positions hair wrapped with a beautiful hair bow, she has worn shades to represent the funky look. Ribbon for a more casual look with, Braided hair and lastly a classic look for a classy lady. Each print ad told a sorry both visual and written copy. i just told the model to come with 2 different outfits to achieve this look. She pulled it of i was impressed because she did her own make up and brought the appropriate jewelry for the shot. I was able to flip through magazines to get the possess and positions of the

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