Category Archives: Visual Rhetoric

0:00-0:03 The first frame that is on the screen a still shot over top of a film production set, with text over top of the image. The set that is in the shot has two leather chairs, a rug, a … Continue reading →

0:00 – 0:03 The video starts with a family holding lots of baby stuff. The mother is holding a young toddler, while her face seems happy. The father has a bunch of toys in his hands, and another child is … Continue reading →

0:00- 0:03  The first shot is of a group of 14 people of all ages at a table full of food outdoors during the day time. Some are sitting and some are standing, and they are all talking, laughing and … Continue reading →

0:00 The scene opens with a front shot of 3 people in a car, with one person in the back seat, one in the passenger and one in the driver seat. The person in the driver’s seat is painting her … Continue reading →

Visual Rhetoric: Ad Council–Textual Harassment 00:01-00:6 Girl sleeps on her bed even when the morning sun shines, but before anything else, her life-sized phone turned on and began talking to her, which she completely ignores and returns to sleep as … Continue reading →

0:00-The video opens with a wide view of an older-looking living room. Two girls are sitting on opposite ends of a dark tan couch. The one on the left has long curly brown hair and the one on the right … Continue reading →

The video is a drawn animation video, so the image changes slightly each frame. 0:00 – 0:02 The first two seconds are a coffee cup like the ones in diners everywhere, getting filled by a teapot spout.  0:02 – 0:04 … Continue reading →

Hoop | Child Car Safety | Ad Council 0:01 : The first frame of the advertisement depicts two young children of dark complexion. The camera seems to be at the children’s eye level, a couple feet in front of them. … Continue reading →

Visual Rhetoric Argument—kingofcamp *Important Note* Describe what is happening in great detail AND THEN judge WHY the director chose to show these images using PATHOS, LOGOS, and ETHOS [0:01 Seconds]             In the first second of the ad, viewers are … Continue reading →