Exam 13: The Design Behind Broadcast

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Match -The easiest way to suggest quality in a television commercial is to compare the brand to quality such as a high performance car.

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Match -Shows the visual and verbal portion of a television commercial or video. A) Jingle B) Talent C) Production D) Testimonials E) Fact Sheet F) Voice Over G) Scenes H) Visual Images I) Announcer J) Sound Effects K) Camera Shots L) Torture Tests M) Music N) Script O) Demonstration P) Camera Instructions Q) Postproduction R) Creative Comparisons S) Dialogue T) Interactive Television U) Infomercials V) Frame Transitions W) Metaphors X) Product Placement Y) Social TV Z) Vignette AA) Preproduction AB) Storyboard AC) Frames AD) Slice of Life AE) Piggyback

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Match -The use of social media while watching a television program.

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Match -The television stage that covers the editing process.

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Match -A type of television ad that lets current users speak for the brand.

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Match -A television ad that features an ongoing series of related short stories that highlight the key consumer benefit in unique ways.

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Match -This show and tell type of commercial is ideally suited to television.

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Match -A type of television commercial that can either show the brand alone, in use, or in a setting.

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Match -Catchy music played on any medium with sound.

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Match -Those individuals who will deliver the copy or dialogue and be seen on camera.

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Match -A long commercial, that lasts about thirty to sixty minutes.

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