Author Archives: Trevor Heath

Throughout the summer of 2019, I have been pleasured to work as a Flight Operations Intern at Dominion Aviation Services in Richmond, Virginia. Working alongside Kim Kessler and Andy Hughes, I have gained a vast amount of knowledge within the … Continue reading →

A popular tv show series that has made an impact on today’s society is Keeping Up with the Kardashians. This show has been around for numerous seasons and caused many Americans, mostly female, to become influenced to do things and … Continue reading →

Quick cutting is defined as transitioning from scene to scene by just switching immediately to the next scene without any sort of transition. Very fast and messes with the viewers’ mind. In the case of this commercial by Emirates Airlines, … Continue reading →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUoD-gPDahw Music helps to convey ideas, help set a scene, and add emphasis to a message. In this 2018 Super Bowl commercial featuring Eli Manning and Odell Beckham Jr, the song being played is almost entirely the purpose of the ad. … Continue reading →

In chapter 11, shallow depth of field is explained how a photo is focused on one object towards the front of the camera and everything in the background is out of focus and blurred. In this photograph of me in … Continue reading →

In chapter 10, we learned about editorial comics. This one I chose represents an editorial comic created around the time of the 2016 Presidential election. It depicts Clinton, Sanders, and Warren in a slightly humorous and demeaning way. This comic also … Continue reading →

In Chapter 9, different types of charts were discussed. One focused on within this post is a pie chart. This below pie chart represents a few ways that this form of an infographic relays information visually to the reader/viewer. This … Continue reading →

In this picture, the use of white space focuses around how the bear has what appears to be another bear within it, with another bear within that one, finished by a possible little girl figure. White space uses your imagination to … Continue reading →

In this advertisement, PETA posted a very controversial advertisement about becoming vegetarian; however, it displays an obese individual and makes the viewer believe that becoming vegetarian will make you lose weight. It also calls obese people whales and full of … Continue reading →

Stereotypes in advertising have been happening for decades. From cigarettes to alcohol, and even perfume. In this advertisement, Quaker’s Life cereal used a racial difference in the type of flavors. The cereal color seemed to match that of the persons’ … Continue reading →