In my previous
post I wrote about subliminal advertising in the form of single frames
inserted into a movie. It was never proven that this form of advertising
influences the viewer at all. However, there are other ways to
inconspicuously influence people, as two employees of English advertising
agency Maher Bird Associates found out
(horrible website, BTW).
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OK, this is pretty old, but I just happened to stumble upon this. On January
27th, 2007 the American TV station Food Network during their regular program
shown just one frame with McDonald's logo.
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Many people wrote about the new
Vision Express commercial in Poland, but I haven't seen it recorded
anywhere yet. I asked
Hubert “Depesz” Lubaczewski to share his TV recording and I'm posting
it below.
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In my previous post about
the music in ads I wrote about Wedel-Cadbury. Several people commented on
Polish version that there's another ad with similar nice music – Commercial
Union Poland with the cut down tree motive. Both in the comments and on the web one can
find suggestions that the music is “Les Jours Tristes (Instrumental)” by
Yann Tiersen. Is that really the case?
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There's a new ad in Polish TV for E. Wedel (or more correctly Cadbury-Wedel
Poland) called “Garden”. The music and atmosphere are really worth noting
here. I have a suspiction, that the author of the music is Jan A.P. Kaczmarek, though the
official note doesn't
mention the name of composer, unfortunately. Its character is very similar
to the Oscar-winning music from Finding Neverland.
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