Movie Trailer

A countersign and his father are sitting at their table the dad pronounces, l love jello. Why? the word of honor asked, Well The father began listing off the typical dads life to his son. The television camera pans to the son as he visualizes himself in his dads shoes. The dad tells his son that every break of sidereal solar day he wakes up with a little less hair the son is then shown In his dads clothes staring in the mirror with little hair on top of his head.Then he has to drive to work In heavy traffic says the dad as you see the minor nervously driving scarce able to see over the steering wheel driving In between two semi-trucks. The dad then explains to his son when he got to work his stump had told him the project he had been working on for a year was canceled. You see the son coloring a picture as his boss takes it away and rips it up, the camera then pans back to the childs distraught face. The dad and the son are back at the table and the dad states that Jel l-O pud makes up for all of that.The son looks at his dad and hands him his pudding, here, you need this more than me (Jell-O pudding) Jell-Cos goal was to achieve the sense of hearing of fathers and sons in this specific advertising. They had shown the fathers everyday life through the eyes of his child associating both roles in the commercial. The advertisement proves to be ethos relating the fathers depicted day to a typical fathers everyday life. The Jell-O In the commercial Is used to portray their pudding as a stress reliever and It makes up for al of that relative to the fathers bad day.At the end of the commercial the child hands his father the Jell-O after visualizing the day his dad had at work, this held the audience hostage to the adorable child generously giving his hardworking father his one Jell-O pudding eat using the pathos affect. The sole purpose of the commercial was to motivate the buyer to buy Jell-O products because it relieves all of their stress and puts them in a better mood. Jell-O makes the audience think of their horrible day at work and how they could relate to the ether and son.They do so in the commercial by causing them to chance like they need the pudding to relieve their stress and believe that It actually works. When the father states that l love Jell-O and begins telling his son about his day and because of the connection fathers have with his circumstance they would want to feel the same way the father in the commercial did after eating the pudding. The tone that is portrayed day of work and with the imagery of a child with the leading hairlines, driving wrought traffic and working is quite comical.The horrible day the father had depicted the cast down side of a typical fathers daily life giving an upsetting tone to the commercial. Jell-O had sold its product legally to the father and son audience through real life situations but lacked in visuals of the pudding. The advertiser exceeded in adhering to their targeted audience and including both ethos and pathos effect grabbing the viewers attention with laughter and misery which is an effective way of eating a buyer to adhere to their product.People may see the product as delicious because the father said he loves Jell-O but, the advertisement does not say why he loves it or shows in detail the product itself to get a visual idea of what the buyers are going to be eating. Overall the commercial was successful in fulfilling their objective of portraying a realistic environment to grab the father and son audience for their product, Jell-O pudding. plant life Cited Jell-O pudding. Advertisement. OCW. 4 Jan 2014. Television