fyuhdgd: Commercials

The Super Bowl took place last Sunday, and thousands of commercials throughout the world were released. One of my favorite ones was the Chevy Camaro 2011 Miss Evelyn commercial. Even though it lasts for over a minute, it grabs your attention so it seems as if it were less time. Its graphics are also pretty cool. Another commercial I also enjoyed watching was the Suzuki 2011 Kizashi vs. Wicked Weather commercial. I liked this one because it made me laugh and it was really fun to watch. I had never imagined snowmen throwing snowballs. Sealy Posturepedic 2011 After Glow commercial is another one I also liked because it was really funny. I mean, it may not be fully appropriate for small children who were watching the Super Bowl but it's got a point in it. Most of the commercials I saw were pretty good, but the point of a commercial, for me, is for the viewer to enjoy it.

I don't think I could improve way better one of these commercials because they all have their own style. Still, there are some that could have a little lift in some parts. The commercial I will choose for this paragraph will be the Snickers Logging commercial. What I would improve would be the age or sex of the old lady getting hit by the giant log because I bet many people (knowing women) got offended by it. Maybe she could have eaten a Snicker right before getting hit and avoid the giant log. :D

Our first project for the 2nd Semester was to make a commercial, and I decided to make a Pringles Commercial. Everyone had the option to choose their own product to promote. Today in class we saw every video of each classmates, and I concluded many things. For example, you can easily see who put more effort into their commercials than other people. One of the videos I most liked was Jorge's because you can see he put a lot of effort into it. The clips are well put together and the music fits the video very good. The clip in which Jorge speaks is perfect because the volume has been raised for the public to be able to listen to his dialogues.

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