The lynx fur campaign.

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Adverts are based on facts it is designed to persuade audiences to use a product that is either good or bad.

The lynx fur campaign is trying to get people not to buy fur so it is campaign information. It is a way of getting people to raise awareness and to give money or to have an opinion about it. The advert exploits the public’s disgust at the thought of killing animals for fur. Advertising mostly goes over top this is called over exaggeration if you see a good advert, you want to no more so the more you see it the better opinion you get of the product.

The aim of advertising is to put a point across about something whether it is a Childs toy to a serious campaign such as the Lynx Fur Campaign.

If you do not know about the Lynx Fur campaign here is a bit about it:

It was set up in the 1980s as a campaign to stop animals being killed for their fur. In this moment of time, it was all about glamour and power dressing which in the 80s was very popular. Money was also an important materialism. The person who photographed these ‘rich bitch’ adds was called David Barley he was a top fashion photographer. However, the ad never hit our television screens as it was considered too shocking so it was only ever shown in the cinema.

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The lynx advertisement persuades audiences that wearing animal fur is wrong because at the beginning of the advert it is going smoothly until reality hits that what the models are wearing is real fur an that 40 animals would have been killed to get only one of those coats. When the music changes to hunting music that’s when the mood changes. All of a sudden blood starts to come out of the bottom of the coats but the thing is the only people who notice are the audience. The models carry on going as if nothing has happened. The ...

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