Post by sakibkhan51 on Feb 28, 2024 3:38:31 GMT
Another example comes from a few years later, with an advert for Croccarelle Santa Lucia . The protagonists are a woman and her boyfriend with their respective children from different partners. We see in this commercial a new representation of family: the one given by the meeting of two different nuclei ready to merge. The role of Santa Lucia mozzarella? Get everyone to agree at the table. Youtube video of the Croccarelle Santa Lucia advertisement Renault: the very extended family Another commercial that celebrates the extended family is that of the 2009 New Renault Scénic .
The protagonist is a father who speeds through the streets acting as a taxi driver for his four children: Daniele, born from his first marriage , Marco and Luca, the children of his second wife , and Sofia, the daughter he had with his current partner . At the Morocco Phone Number end the claim “New Renault Scénic, we make room for all families” appears . The payoff plays on the size of the car, but, in a broader sense, it corresponds to the idea of leaving room for the representation of "different" lifestyles and families for better identification. Youtube video of Renault advertising Vodafone with the first rainbow family Vodafone took care of normalizing rainbow families in 2014 with its 4G advertisement, in which it appears as having the first couple of gay parents . The reference is subtle: there is a woman in the delivery room with a newborn baby in her arms, another enters the room and kisses her.
The tone of voice respects the sensitivity of an audience that approaches this representation with caution. The two mothers from the Vodafone advertisement The two mothers from the Vodafone advertisement Nikon and Cheerios: a new idea from dad In 2015 the Nikon D750 also chooses an LGBTQ+ family as its protagonist: that of Kordale and Kaleb. It is a simple advertisement in which the family shows their daily life with a premise that acts as a common thread: "We are like all families" . From the images we perceive love, support, serenity, joy and happiness , while giving a different, if not opposite, representation of the "father" compared to the post-industrial imagination.
The protagonist is a father who speeds through the streets acting as a taxi driver for his four children: Daniele, born from his first marriage , Marco and Luca, the children of his second wife , and Sofia, the daughter he had with his current partner . At the Morocco Phone Number end the claim “New Renault Scénic, we make room for all families” appears . The payoff plays on the size of the car, but, in a broader sense, it corresponds to the idea of leaving room for the representation of "different" lifestyles and families for better identification. Youtube video of Renault advertising Vodafone with the first rainbow family Vodafone took care of normalizing rainbow families in 2014 with its 4G advertisement, in which it appears as having the first couple of gay parents . The reference is subtle: there is a woman in the delivery room with a newborn baby in her arms, another enters the room and kisses her.
The tone of voice respects the sensitivity of an audience that approaches this representation with caution. The two mothers from the Vodafone advertisement The two mothers from the Vodafone advertisement Nikon and Cheerios: a new idea from dad In 2015 the Nikon D750 also chooses an LGBTQ+ family as its protagonist: that of Kordale and Kaleb. It is a simple advertisement in which the family shows their daily life with a premise that acts as a common thread: "We are like all families" . From the images we perceive love, support, serenity, joy and happiness , while giving a different, if not opposite, representation of the "father" compared to the post-industrial imagination.