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and his parents. The young boy is watching the TV at a picture of junk food as he eats the same kind of junk food. The parents are looking at him. || TV, he is practically on top of it. The parents of the boy are looking at in a concerned manner. They seem appalled that he is watching the TV and is influenced by it They are standing close to one another but are distanced from him. The bright colors on the TV screen look appealing to the boy. || think outside the box." There is a play on words using "box" to describe the TV, while also saying he is being easily influenced by the TV, and not having a mind of his own. || father is very "on the same page" because you see them having the same expression on their faces and they are standing close to each other. The relationship between the parents and the son seems to be disconnected. He does not appear to listen to them much, his relationship with the television and his junk food is better than that of him and his parents. || of the media over children today is unhealthy for the reason that they are being swayed into eating things that are bad for them, or "JUNK" food. ||
 * O is for Overview || The main subject is a young kid, a TV,
 * P is for Parts || The little boy is staring blankly, intrigued at the
 * T is for Title || "When it comes to eating, I just can't get him to
 * I is for Interrelationships || The relationship between the mother and the
 * C is for Conclusion || The conclusion of this cartoon is that the influence

The Fancy Feast Cat Food Commercial- The Engagement

[|Fancy Feast Cat Food-The Engagement] =SEE= Visual: Text: =Hear= > -Loving > -Warm > -Close > -Happy It is interesting to me personally, to see the interactions between the woman and the cat. It is effective to the commerical because it makes the viewer feel as if the cat is family, and should be given the best. It is an interesting portrayal of the situation of an engagement in order to persuade a consumer to buy their cat food over another brand.
 * A couple entering a house
 * A cat running down the stairs towards the couple
 * Cat is small, white, and fluffy
 * The woman and the man smile
 * A family dinner
 * A house setting, dining area
 * Warm lighting
 * Cat reappears in every scene
 * The man surprises the woman with an engagement proposal
 * The proposal is written on the cat
 * Smiles between the man and woman
 * Kissing
 * Cat Food
 * Photo Album
 * Picture of the cat
 * "Will you marry us?" //Us implying that the cat is part of the family, as in if the man marries the woman, she is marrying the cat as well because he is a part of the family, it is humorous and sentimental//
 * "Fancy Feast Cat Food" //This is obviously the main focus of the commercial despite the bigger picture and idea of what is actually happening in the commercial. The commercial is trying to convince the consumer to buy this cat food//
 * "The best ingredient is love" //Love for each other (man and woman) and the love for the cat by the couple and by the family//
 * There is background music playing, and it is soft and slow. It sounds welcoming, warm, and happy. The viewer is grasping the sense of family bliss that the commercial intends for them. The music somewhat dramatic but shows love within the household and within the family members, including the cat
 * __Point:__-The cat is a member of the family and is important to the woman and the man, made the moment more special, and therefore the cat owner should spend money on the best food for the cat. It is persuasive through a dramatic story.
 * __Tone:__

= JAMIE OLIVER'S FOOD REVOLUTION = = media type="custom" key="11813742" = = Jamie Oliver's food revolution is effective. His purpose is to show that kids today are not eating the healthy foods that they should through the use of emotional appeal, testimony for both viewpoints, and logic. Also, the imagery used throughout the episode lets me as a viewer (and as an American offender of an unhealthy lifestyle) see exactly what it is that we put in our mouths every day and how bad it is for you. Jamie Oliver appeals to emotion when he talks to the camera about how he is on America's side in hope of a better, healthier tomorrow. We can see he gets upset and talks about his children and the children of America, and makes the viewer feel sympathy for him and see the good intentions in his movement. He uses logos when he talks realistically about how he realizes that he alone can't change the whole country or even the viewpoint of the lunch ladies at the West Virginia school. He says he only wants a "seed of change" and that will spark a revolution. His realism over idealism makes the viewer feel as if he is trustworthy and that logistically a change, no matter how small, can happen. =