Dalton Stephens December 1, 2011 AP Language

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Dalton Stephens December 1, 2011 AP Language Visual Rhetoric Dalton Stephens December 1, 2011 AP Language

Background Information The Print Ad titled Drinking and driving was done by Talent advertising agency for brand: Abramet in Brazil. It was released in the Sep 2010 Photographer: Fernando Zuffo

What is your initial reaction to this ad? My initial reaction to this photo was shock that this one alcoholic beverage could potentially cause a wreck such as depicted on the can.

What do you first notice about the ad? Your attention should be drawn to the can and more specifically the car on the can. The can is crushed to imitate the action of a car crash.

Who is the intended Audience? The intended audience of this ad is citizens of Brazil. This ad was done by Talent advertising agency for brand: Abramet in Brazil.

Logos Logically drunk driving is bad. Driving drunk is the main cause of car accident related death and injury.

Ethos The ad was created by Talent, a popular advertising agency in Brazil This ad was created for and sponsored by Abramet which is a nonprofit organization that brings together experts in Traffic developing actions, studies and research for the prevention of accidents due to human mobility, trying to avoid them or mitigate the pain they caused.

Pathos This ad is intimidating and is trying to scare you about the effects of drunk driving.

Sources “The Association.” abramet.org. Abramet, n.d. Web. 30 N0v. 2011 “Abramet: Drinking and driving.” coloribus.com. Coloribus, n.d. Web. 30, Nov. 2011.