Friday, March 5, 2010

3/5/10 Questions

1. -He used it as a transition of scenes.
-Rule of threes

2. -The stand up techniques, without a doubt.

3. -His setting is the school
-He used forshaddowing when describing the kids
-He shows clips of angry people for conflict

4. -The man who was in that camp created the USS Arizona Memorial

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Rule of Three

You go silent, so they tell you the answers you want to hear. They then explain the answer, and use a soundbite.

Similar to interigation, but not as creepy.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Slogan Video

Ben Habegger--I'm Still Here

Friday, February 19, 2010

Video critiques

Jake Mehring
Slogan: Jake Bakes Cake!
He incorporated the slogan in a humerous way, and it worked well.
He used good skills in his video, it was entertaining. He had animations of moving text, and X's.
It said 29 seconds, but it was closer to 30.

Angela Johnson
Slogan: Silence the Violence, Increase the Peace
She incorporated her slogan with matching pictures, and fitting music. It was an ok video, but kind of simple--still pictures, music abruptly starting and stopping. It said 29 seconds, but it was closer to 30.

Will Biernat
Slogan: Simply Will
I couldn't really connect his slogan to the video theme;it didn't match all that well. It was well-made, though. He used moving pictures, fitting music, and varied text titles. It said 29 seconds, but it was really 30.

Jordan Pinneke
Slogan: It's a Speech Thing!
She incorporated the slogan in very well, almost excessively. The editing skills were good enough, but lacked some key things--moving pictures, fading text and audio. Good choice of music, though! The video was still entertaining. The video was 30 seconds long.

Tiger Woods: apology reaction

I'm personally not a fan of Tiger Woods. As for this apology, I'm not completely sold. He may be telling the truth, and he may not be. Is he really being honest? Only time will tell.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Ben Habegger

Slogan: I'm still here.

Superbowl commercials:

Commercial 1- Simpsons Cola ad
Company- Coca-Cola
TA- Tennagers to adult
Persuasive method- Humor, Celebrity
Slogan- Open happiness
The message was effective.

Commercial 2- Emerald Nuts & Pop Secret
Company- Emerald Nuts & Pop Secret
TA- Anyone
Persuasive method- Humor
Slogan- Awesome+Awesome=Awesomer
The message was somewhat effective.

Commercial 3- Dog Dorito commercial
Company- Dorito
TA- Anyone
Persuasive method- Humor
Slogan- None
The message was somewhat effective

Commercial 4- Go Daddy.com commercial
Company- Go Daddy.com
TA- Adult males
Persuasive method- appeal, cliff-hanging
Slogan- See more now
The message effectiveness for this one may vary

Commercial 5- Dr. Pepper Cherry Kiss ad
Company- Dr. Pepper
TA- Adults
Persuasive method- celebrity, music
Slogan- None
The message effectiveness isn't all that strong

Thursday, February 4, 2010

What is News?

News is an account of events that interest and concern the public.


the six criteria of newsworthiness:

1.Unusualness- or, out-of-the-ordinary from every day life and events.
2.Significance- or, important events.
3.Timeliness- news must be brand new to be interesting.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/tech/2010/02/04/sr.baldwin.mind.control.cnn?hpt=C2
4.Proximity- People want to know about nearby, upcoming events.


http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/offbeat/2010/02/03/moos.super.bowl.funnies.cnn?hpt=C2
5.Prominence- When well-known people, buildings, or places are involved.


http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/02/04/brittany.murphy.death/index.html?hpt=T1


6.Human interest- Stories of ordinary people or animals, that are heart-warming or dramatic in some way.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/02/04/baby.dna.government/index.html?hpt=C2

How the mind can move objects

In some news I saw on CNN.com, technoligy that allows you to control things via your mind are becoming increasingly popular. They do this by placing censors on your ears that detect how much you're concentrating on something. I find it fascinating how much technoligy is advancing.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

What is Broadcast Journalism?

Boradcast Journalism is reporting news. It's faking a smile to tell the world what is going on. One does so by collecting/recieving news, and broadcasting it via media.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/environment/2010-02-02-Avatar02_ST_N.htm

I found it interesting to hear how they maintain the 3D glasses, after you drop them off. They take them to a 3D Glasses-washing place, and are washed at a temp. of over 100 deg.! The glasses are $50 a pair, requiring batteries for a built-in security alarm. Who knew all this would go into something like 3D glasses!

Monday, February 1, 2010

Interview of Christine Smith


1.She's taking Intro to Broadcast Journalism, because she wants to be on the Flash.

2. She's on LDT, she babysits and likes to hang out with friends.

3. She's been on six cruises!