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often and are to a certain extent emotionally affected by celebrities they like makes them trust look
more trustworthy than a random actor/actress. This made me think that people tend to make
emotional rather than logical choices when they see a celebrity in an advert. Therefore I concluded
that a well beloved celebrity can make an advert more successful than normal adverts. However
because unfortunately I don't know any celebrities and I could not afford to pay them to act in my
advert; I cannot base my advert's success on a celebrity.
9.) Do you like to see handheld camera movements?
8 out of 10 people liked it; they said it suits the urban location and the vibrating energy of running.
10.) Did the handheld make the shots look irritating?
Similarly to the gender question the votes ended up equally for both sides (5/5). Then when I spoke
to them individually the people who said no argued they like handheld but too much hand held
makes the film look messy. Therefore I will use a few handheld shot in my adverts but only to a
certain extent.
11.) Do you like it that pictures are also included in the advert?
7 people out of 10 said yes. At the individual interview they said though that similarly to the hand
held it should not be overused. Therefore if it suits my film I will include some pictures but not too
many.
12.) Do you like the fast editing technique in the FuelLondon advert?
9 out of 10 people liked it. At the personal interview they said it suits youth, sports and running
well. Therefore if I will try to make my advert appeal to a younger generation I will definitely use
fast editing technique.
13.) Do you like it that a product is connected to a location?
Only 3 out of 10 people liked it that a product was connected to a location. During the interview
people who disliked it said they dont find it necessary because people do sport all around the world
not just in one location.
14.) Do you think a story for the product is important?
7 people out of 10 said they would like to see a story connected to the product. At the interview
they explained that a good story is more outstanding and therefore it also stays in their mind longer
after they have watched the advert. Therefore I think it is important that an advert also shows a
story that is connected to the product to make the advert successful.
15.) Do you like to see trainer and its benefits in the advert all the time?
6 people out of 10 said no because they find adverts that only focus on the benefits and the look of a
product are boring. This supports the result of the question above; adverts that connect a product to
a story are more likely to be remembered, therefore more successful in selling products. I think that
the competition between similar items is so high nowadays that by just telling why to buy the
product is boring but an engaging story can make the product outstanding and memorable. Like the
Xmas John Lewis advert.
No
2.) Do you like the music in Nike running shoes ad or do you prefer the music in the music in
the other adverts?
Liked the music in the other adverts
Liked the music in the other adverts
3.) What do you think in which adverts was the slogan strong and well presented?
Ellie Goulding
Flyknit ad
3
Ellie Goulding
6
4.) Do you like the length of Nike running shoes ad or the shorter adverts?
Yes
No
10
Flyknit ad
Female
No
No
No
No
11.) Do you like it that pictures are also included in the advert?
Yes
No
12.) Do you like the fast editing technique in the FuelLondon advert?
Yes
No
No
No
15.) Do you like to see trainer and its benefits in the advert all the time?
Yes
No
4
6