Galaxy Audrey Hepburn advert Flashcards

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What image does the opening shot of the Amalfi coast create?

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Opening shot of amalfi coast creates glamorous and aspirational image

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What does the open-roof car in the opening shot show?

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The open car signifies wealth and offers escapism to the viewer

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What atmosphere does the busy Italian town of people and car noises create?

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The busy area filled with people and cars creates a stressful and chaotic atmosphere

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Who is Audrey Hepburn?

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Audrey Hepburn was a famous actress, known for her fashionable looks

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How was Audrey hepburn reacreated?

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Using CGI technology

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Why did Galaxy choose Audrey Hepburn for the advert?

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The choice of Hepburn connotes that Galaxy is linked to luxury, iconic experiences

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What does the chaotic imagery and sound create?

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Chaotic imagery and sound creates feel of pressure and urgency

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What does the sudden non-diegetic sound once she sees the chocolate imply?

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The sudden non-diegetic sounds once she sees the chocolate connotes that the chocolate is relaxing

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What did having a car mean in the 1950’s?

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Having a car meant luxury and wealth as most people didn’t have cars

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What effect does the man’s car have?

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The car creates a binary opposite against the bus, suggesting he is wealthier and of higher class

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When the man sees Audrey, what does the shot-reverse-shot imply?

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The shot-reverse-shot emphasises their emotional connection and romantic narrative
Also makes him seem like the hero

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How is audrey hepburn represented?

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Represented in feminine way

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What does Audrey sitting in the back seat imply?

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Creates message that the man is not what she wants

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What do the close up shots of the chocolate connote?

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Close up shots of the chocolate are used to help sell the product.

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How does galaxy use romantic image to help sell their chocolate?

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Red lips eating the chocolate, creating sexualised image which is conventional in chocolate adverts

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What does the final shot of amalfi coast imply?

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Implies that the chocolate relieved her of stress

17
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What does “why have cotton when you can have silk” imply?

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“why have cotton when you can have silk?” Metaphorically implies that Galaxy is like silk and luxurious and other chocolates are binary opposites as cotton

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What are the intertextualities in Galaxy advert?

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The song - Moonriver, which was is Audrey hepburn’s film “breakfast at Tiffanys”

The location - Amalfi Coast - Roman Holiday

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What do the intertextualities do to the audience

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The intertextualities help the audience to feel nostalgia and engage with the advert