Commercial Research and Codes

 For the commercial project,
my group and I are doing an Arizona tea commercial. After I watched a few of the original Arizona commercials, I was able to notice the CLAMPS examples. 

- The actors have casual/comfortable clothes. 
- The setting is usually the store the Arizona drink is being sold. A shot of the customer grabbed the drink from the refrigerator at the place it's being sold. 
- The people in the ad are shown happier after the drink is introduced.
- The background music is chill and soft. As well as the sound of the can fizzing when they open the drink.
- The only prop that is important is the can of the drink itself. 
-  The color patterns used are bright colors on the screen. Different pops of colors.

The code for Arizona commercials is showing the drink up close. Making the logo and can design visible for viewers to recognize the can. The Arizona logo is also shown on screen
after the commercial plays.

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