The water for good advert tries to change up traditional charity advert conventions, instead of showing the people in need of help before they get help, it shows them after they've been given a water pump. This means instead of the typical glum imagery appealing to sympathy it shows positive imagery almost in an attempt to appeal to the pride of seeing what they could be doing to help. Props and costume, heavy water bucket. Bright clothes represent positive in a negative situation. Buckets look worn and dirty but still bright and vibrant, colour contrasts the nature of it, characters seem unfazed. Radio at the beginning represents how we take rain for granted to try and appeal to us. Representation of the UK (target audience). Opening scene suggest we in the uk take our unlimited access to water for granted, suggest we are spoiled. Middle class target audience shown by the UK window presented as middle class (digital radio + flowers). Cold gloomy lighting for the UK contrasts brigh
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