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Statement of Intent-updated version

 Statement of Intent  In my first advert, my goal was to portray an authentic , relatable lifestyle by utilizing the character of Sara, a teen girl, to resonate with a predominantly teenage viewer demographic. By including Sara as the central character, the advert establishes a connection with the viewer , showing a sense of authenticity and familiarity. Teen audiences will identify and relate to Sara because she enjoys doing universal activities such as shopping and socializing with friends, making her an ideal representative of the target audience. The setting of Central London also serves to enhance this identification by situating the product in an active , desirable environment. Central London is a diverse , multicultural city that throbs with the urban lifestyle, which is not only appealing to its residents but also to individuals who visit or wish to live in such an environment. This addition serves to reinforce the brand ' s position as y...

Daily Mirror - Language and Representations

  Language Write the definition of the following key language for newspaper front pages (you may want to add an example for each from our Daily Mirror CSP): -Masthead: The title of the newspaper, usually at the top of the front page. Example: "Daily Mirror" in bold letters at the top.  -Pug: A small box or graphic, often promoting a smaller story or special feature. Example: "Exclusive" in a box near the top, showcasing a celebrity story. -Splash Head: The main headline that grabs attention and introduces the main story. Example: "Lineker's BBC Fallout" as the headline in the CSP edition. -Slogan: A catchy phrase or motto associated with the newspaper. Example: "The Voice of the People." -Dateline: The date and place the article was written. Example: "London, 15 February 2025" under the headline. -Byline: The name of the journalist who wrote the article. Example: "By John Smith" next to the article. -Standfirst: A s...