Unilever Pre-Production

Here is the pre-production paperwork for my 'Pot Noodle' advert.

The paperwork includes:

Receipts

Production schedule 

Location release

Shot list

Talent release (minor)

Location recces

Shot list

Risk assessment

Pitch Feedback and Reflections

                                

                         Pitch Feedback and Reflections

What did I do well?

• Spoke clearly.
• Used a variety of different tones.

What would I do differently?

• I would've studied the 'prezi' more so that I wouldn't have needed to check the board as much.
• I would've slowed down when speaking so that I didn't stutter as much.
• I would've tried to keep more eye contact with the class

Prezi

Presentation Techniques

                                     Do's and Don'ts

                                             (Pitch and Presentation)

Do's:

• Stand straight
• Keep organised (Plan your timing, remember the pitch)
• Keep practicing
• Have visual aids 
• Know all your facts and figures (BCAP code, air times)
• Show your passion
• Be clear
• Stick to the subject
• Keep to your time
• Stay Professional
• Be loud and and clear when you speak
• Change your tone frequently
• Keep eye contact

Don'ts:

• Slouch back
• Face the board
• Hide behind your cue cards
• Shout or mumble
• Swear
• Do nothing until the day
• Be unorganised
• Drift from the subject
• Go over time
• Stick to one tone

Peer Pitch and Feedback

             
From this feedback I now know that my detail on the history of Unilever, Pot Noodle, demographics, phychographics and target audience is high and I should make sure that the rest of my work reaches that standard. I also know that my idea is clear and easy to sell. My line of appeal is 'happy families'.
Another thing that was not written down was that I needed to work on my 'SPG' (spelling, punctuation, grammar) as I had a few mistakes in the presentation.

Initial Unilever Research

                       

                                 Pot Noodle Advertisement

                    

                 

This advert follows a comedic route and uses creative and original ideas to express the narrative of the small story. The plot of this advertisement is that a young boy (probably around 18/19) saying how he wants to make it and how pot noodles are good because it gives him more time to train. In the end you see his family all gather around the TV of a big boxing match, then you hear