superhuman Flashcards

1
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why was the superhuman advert created?

A

to promote the 2020 Paralympic Games

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who was the superhuman advert created by?

A

oscar nominated cinematographer, Bradford young

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which channel was broadcasting the games and made the campaign?

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channel 4

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how many times had channel 4 done a campaign for the paralympics before this?

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twice before

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5
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what does the advert explore?

A

the sacrifices made and trials endured by the Paralympic athletes in preparation for the 2020 Paralympic Games

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what is compassion fatigue and how have channel 4 avoided giving audiences this in the advert?

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compassion fatigue is where if audiences have seen too many sad adverts, they start to loose interest and empathy, superhuman avoids this by taking an upbeat tone

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what does the dissonant chord at the start of the advert show?

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tension is being created

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what does the overlapping of the voice over in the begging surrealist sequence suggest?

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creates an overhwmiling feeling, reflective of Karen’s coz’s feelings in this moment when starting a race

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why are lots of extreme close ups used here?
(0.15-0.45)

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to show the athletes facial expressions and emotions as they face struggles

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what is the narrative in this section trying to show?
(0.15-0.45)

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that the disabled athletes are determined and they carry on even when doing their sport is difficult

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what does the shot-reverse-shot of the man in the wheelchair eating breakfast whilst looking at his drum set suggest?

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that the athletes have to refrain from doing their hobbies or pursuing other interests due to the workload of their sport

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what does the shot of Ellie Simmons putting on her goggles whilst she has makeup on show?

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she can be feminine and still do well at her sport, shown through all the medals she has on

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what does the shot-reverse-shot of Ellie Simmons facing herself about to dive in the pool suggest?

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the only person she is in competition with is herself ,pressure of beating herself and always improving

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what does the shot of the woman in the wheelchair getting knocked down and getting back up suggest?

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their disability doesn’t stop them and they are determined

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what does the low key lighting suggest in the shots where the dad misses his daughters birthday?

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suggests he’s isolated and struggling because he’s away from his family but he has to be because of his dedication to his sport

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what does the fast paced training sequence show?

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their strength and integrity but also the anticipation for the Paralympic’s as they are working faste and harder each day