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Westwood seaside resort radio advertisement - Coggle Diagram
Westwood seaside resort radio advertisement
target audience
target audience is mainly families and parents. parents who would come across the radio advertisement and want to take their families there. No specific gender or ethnicity for the target audience.
voice over in radio advertisement
will inform the audience about what the seaside resort has to offer and will include information on the west wood area and the attractions they have
ideas I have for the radio advertisement
A parent and children having a conversation about how they should get away and ask what about the seaside? And the parent suggests the Westwood area. After the parents list what you can do at the Westwood seaside resort and all the attractions they have there.
when the parent is listing the different attractions there is at the seaside resort sound affects come on for the relevant attractions. for example, the safari park animal sounds will paly
sound effects and music ideas for the radio advertisement
sound affects used when listing the attractions
safari park- animal sound effects, amusement arcades- video game sounds, castle with medieval re-enactments- sword sounds
summery and upbeat music- makes it more appealing, can catch people’s attention and makes the audience feel good.
waves and seagull sound affect- this sound affect is mainly associated with the seaside; it makes it easy to identify what the radio advertisement is about.
Purpose of the radio advertisement
it is to promote the Westwood seaside resort, to advertisement and inform the audience about what attractions the have and about their area.
should be catchy and make people want to go to the seaside resort.
it will be catchy because i will use catchy and happy music and sound affects.
should be 30-60 seconds long
suitable file format- MP3
equipment needed
PC, audio devices, audacity (to edit), internet (to source free sounds), shock mount, speaker and headphones.