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Audience

 13/02/24 Audience  childen adults who played with them as a child for nostalgia families to bond with their kids young adult  cinema goers both genders  1. The Lego Movie advertising campaign would attract young children aged between 5-10 of all ethnicities who play with Lego because of the bright colours, young childish humour and the use of imagination. Young children would identify the different characters and the use of different coloured Lego characters such as Vitruvius and Lenny Henry encourages different ethnicities and races.  5. The poster and trailer would stereotypically appeal to females both young and old of all ethnicities, because of the characters of Wlydstyle and Unikitty, and the love story running through the film. Wlydstyle for example challenges the female stereotype through the use of her costume and facial expression, which is empowering for females. 2. The lego movie campaign would attract adults who played with lego as a child as it adds a sense of nostalgia

Genre

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 07/02/24 Genre  Genre Hybridity - when the film mixes elements of different film genres e.g. comedy, adventure, fantasy, sci-fi, romance, action

10 marker trailer

Q. How has media language been used to create meaning in The Lego Movie advertising campaign? Talk about the posters and the trailer (10 marker) Point-In the lego movie trailer the use of camera/sound/editing/ mise-en-scene is used to create meaning. Evidence-e.g-the use of non diegetic sound is used in the advert ... when ... is happening Explanation- Why has it bee used? what meaning/ affect it has? How does it link back to the genres? X 2/3 In the lego movie trailer the use of media language is used to create meaning. In the advert for confused.com they use a close-up of the characters faces to show their emotions. This highlights the confusion about the robot which reflects the name and idea of the brand. They also show a sense of confusion through the advert being fast-passed as no-one fully understands why the robots there. The Lego Movie advertising campaign has effectively used media language to create meaning and generate interest in the movie. The poster campaign features bri