In May 2013 Disney produced a billboard advertisement marketed for “World Ocean Day” which is one June 8th. This annual observation honors the world’s oceans. The advertisement is directed towards keeping Earth’s water clean. The advertisement was placed on billboards throughout the United States. This advertisement not only market to children, but it also markets to families and Disney-goers. As Walt Disney even said “You’re dead if you aim only for kids. Adults are only kids grown up, anyway.” The advertisement is set in the deep ocean blue with Ariel, form The Little Mermaid, and her friends Sebastian and Flounder swimming around. Ariel comes across a magical droplet of water that encompasses the Earth. The droplet illuminates with a beautiful, magical light. From the deep blue colors of the ocean the words “water, keep it clean” appear in a gorgeous vibrant yellow. The phrase “It’s part of your world” appears from the glistening light off of the droplet. The 2013 Disney’s Water Advertisement ultimately is effective By utilizing emotional, logical, and credibility appeals. Instantly when looking at the advertisement the pathos, emotional appeal, is established through the beautiful colors and characters that appear on the billboard. The Disney characters Ariel, Sebastian, and Flounder represent happiness, joy, and youthfulness. The advertiser puts the characters in the advertisement to help market and develop his point of preservation. He desired to remind families and
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Annotated Bibliography Is it true SeaWorld is responsible for the deaths of dozens of Orcas in order to make money, or is a simple misunderstood tragedy? Deng, Boer.”SeaWorld Scraps Killer Whale Stunts Before They are Banned”The(United Kingdom) Times, November 2015. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/seaworld-scraps-killer-whale-stunts-before-they-are-banned-mp230cml362.
An average of 30,000 people visit SeaWorld Parks in the United States yearly, however, many of the visitors are unaware of the secrets the parks hide right in front of their eyes. SeaWorld is a popular theme park and marine zoological park with locations in Florida, Texas, and California. They host hundreds of types of marine life and their most popular being their orca whales. Only, these whales, dolphins, and other animals face many challenges in the captivity of the parks. Many of the original animals were taken from their natural home just to become another one of the parks’ pet fish. The whales, dolphins, walruses, and other animals are forced to breed and they become sick and injured too easily in their artificial habitat causing them to die earlier than they inherently should. They, also, pose a threat to the staff and trainers of the park during training and shows. So, the world needs to ban together to condemn Seaworld parks and their dangerous habits across the globe.
“Can you imagine being in a small concrete enclosure for your life when you’re used to swimming 100 miles a day?” This is how captive dolphins live everyday, their natural habitat is swimming miles and miles in the ocean. When they get captured their lives change for the worse. In the past decade Seaworld and captive animals has been a controversial subject. Many people believe the keeping orca whales captive is damaging to the animal and affects them in a negative way. Others believe Seaworld is used to rescue animals and save them. The treatment of animals in captivity is cruel and should be stopped. Keeping animals captive is an appalling punishment.
What is the advertisement emphasizing or not? Characters: Are the characters celebrities? Is the character female or male?
The characters and symbols on the box is a visual image of how they inspire kids every single day. Everything on the box is trying to persuade little kids into buying the product so they could get the chance to become their favorite type of superhero that they have admired the most through their childhood. Every child has a favorite character and they beg their parents to buy them any kind of product that has a character on it with powers. Any kid will throw a fit in the store to get what they want. No parent should cave into their child begging for a toy or a type of candy, but they always cave in so the little kid will stop embarrassing them in the store. On the box and in the commercial we have a phrase that is repeated a few times the phrase is, “Do you want to be a superhero?”. We keep saying that because it shows the emotion of how the kids
The message conveyed throughout the advertisement is simply representing humanity, our hunt for adventure, our curiosity into the unknown, and our various passions in life. For instance, in the commercial, it depicts people chasing a storm and a scuba diver examining a coral reef. This illustrated that humans naturally have a thrill for adventure and experiencing new things. Additionally, this also depicts people’s curiosity and thirst for exploration. Another example would be the short videos of human passion for athletics and recording the Earth’s beauty. This portrays that
Animal captivity acts as a broad way for the public to view and enjoy wild species. However, “it transforms helpless, harmless animals into aggressive, agitated monsters” (4). “Wild animals should never be kept in captivity- especially not at SeaWorld Parks” (7), and little did you know that kept Animals in captivity are deprived of their loved ones, their freedom, and their personal will to carry on, which lead to them becoming highly aggressive. The conditions in captivity are horrifying and disgusting. The animals have to have a better place to live in so that they will have the capability of striving. Why do you think so many species are in danger of going extinct? Many believe that SeaWorld is a family-friendly incorporation and an
This picture was a school-related photo taken roughly around the second semester of 5th grade at a field trip to Dockweiler Beach. I was participating in Kids Ocean Day, an annual trip the kids at my elementary school go to to help the environment by picking up trash. I am one of the people in the photo; the other two crouching down next to me are two of my elementary school friends, and the small girl in the left is a first-grader who photobombed the picture.
WWF printed “more horrifying” on the picture without the shark’s fin, to imply that with the way planet Earth is headed, it will be an extremely difficult world to live in without sharks, a fish that is needed to balance out the entire ecosystem of our oceans. At first glance, someone might have thought that the ad’s message is that not knowing what is out there in the world is truly more horrifying, but once the ad is thought through critically, one will understand what it truly means. Therefore the targeted audience must be for a young group of people ranging from ages 15-39, the millennials, that either do not think much about the destruction of our environment or have no idea what is currently happening. Throughout the world, many people have the idea that “if its not happening to me now, then why should I care?”, and the main goal behind this ad is to completely change that skewed thought. The millennials can take far more action and start early on practicing environmental sustainability, which will tremendously slow down the damages, if they are educated and enlightened about what irresponsible human activity can actually
I remember the first time I went to Disney World; excited and eager like a child on the first day of school. I already had my suitcase packed two weeks before we even left, and that two weeks felt more like two years. The night before we left, I couldn’t sleep. It was like I had nonstop adrenaline rushing through my body. All I could think about were the rides, princesses, and that beautiful beach I’ve seen thousands of pictures of. Finally, after hours and hours of stirring around, I fell asleep.
Energy production waste is one of the leading causes of ocean pollution. Marine life extinction has been very prevalent in the public eye in recent years. One of the animals most in danger of extinction is the sea turtle. Images of a baby sea turtle walking into the ocean near a power plant would have been seen as a death sentence in the past. This ad use of pathos appeals to people sense of emotion by showing them images of cute baby sea turtles, and successfully encourages them to believe that nuclear waste is a cleaner alternative than traditional coal energy.
“Splish! Splash!” The sound of bottlenose dolphins jumping and swimming around their tank excites a family at SeaWorld as they wait to experience their first encounter with the dolphins. Every year, bottlenose dolphins bring joy to hundreds of people in both captivity and the wild, but what do people truly know about them? Bottlenose dolphins are actually unique and interesting creatures.
From the moment the world introduced us to television, we have been bombarded with images of fantasy and “happily ever after’s.” Perhaps the most well known corrupter of reality lies within the Disney franchise. Disney’s, The Little Mermaid, follows a typical fairy tale format in which all goals and dreams are achieved. Its counterpart, however, moves to the beat of a different drum. Hans Christian Andersen’s, The Little Mermaid, portrays a more serious plot much different from Disney’s loveable adaptation. One may conclude that the most these two stories have in common is their titles, but a deeper theme runs throughout both of these fictional plots. Despite these two stories’ conflicting agendas and the
At first glance the advertisement seemed so simple and to the point, but the image has an emotional pull that people still cannot resist. We see a beautiful woman basking in the glow of the night’s sky. In the background we see the castle, which represents her