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The objective of this advert is to make the Sprite soda brand seem more appealing to other rival soda brands and cheap knock-off alternative brands. The advert does this by stating that the other soda brand taste really bad, and making Sprite seem like a great alternative that’s thirst quenching by comparison. I choose this genre because it’s practically the only genre where you can easily incorporate comedic approach, which is what I’m attempting to do in this production. In a PSA, News, and a drama production it is possible to achieve a comedic effect, however it’s much more difficult to do so due to the serious nature those genres often entail. Since I often enjoy comedy, and I like to make people laugh myself, the choice …show more content…

She has a soda but the soda she has is awful tasting. A friend walks into the room with a Sprite, however she has no intention of sharing it. The set is basic. There is a couch for one talent to sit on and a chair for the second talent to sit on. There is a coffee table for the non-Sprite soda brand and a cup which talent one will ask talent two to pour some Sprite in. The first talent walks in from the left, and the second talent walks in from the right. The set is supposed to mimic a living room. The first talent is coming from outside, while the second talent is coming from her room. There are two talents for this production. Both of the talents are female, however the gender of the talent did not come in to play when making this production. This production could have had two male talents or one male and one female talent and it would not have been any different. The advert is for anyone who enjoys soft drinks which is most people, so I really didn’t I’m not really targeting a specific demographic. Just like the talent, the clothing choice isn’t a big deal either. Just casual clothing is all that is

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