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Tuesday, 27 June 2017

Business and Enterprise 2017

Reflection.

Today we were working on our advertisements, logo, slogan and our form for the costings of our product and where to buy it from. We were also working out the costs and if it will fit with the money we are given. We are also ahead of others so we have time to collect things that are needed and we have some of it from home
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Tuesday, 13 June 2017

Early life


Early Life
Values:Resilient,Creative
Commitment,Positive

Suzie Moncrieff

Image result for suzie moncrieffSuzie Moncrieff was born with desire,
near Nelson, New Zealand, she was one       
of four children of Dorothy and Jack Dick,
a sawmill owner.Both of her parents were
talented people they both had their own
careers they followed, Dorothy painted,
sang, acted, and performed in comedy
shows, while Jack played the piano and had
his own dance band. As a child she created
her own plays including painting the sets
and drawing the characters as well.
Moncrieff studied in at Waimea college,
Richmond, and particularly enjoyed art
and sculpting.

                                                                     What She wanted and the impact?

Image result for suzie moncrieff She was always fond with becoming an
artist but her application was declined from
an art school so she decided to apply and
study at Christchurch teachers college.

She was never really fond nor
interested in it so she moved
back to Nelson after 14 months.
She only needed to believe in herself to
get where she is today and that is what
most people believe in her about.
She gave hope for those who don't believe
they can make it if they believe.








What she did for a living?


She worked as psychiatric hospital,
Until she returned to sculpting in her 30's.
She went through two marriages and two
divorces.Her friends encouraged her to
change her surname to anything she wanted
so she chose Moncrieff a name from her
mother’s Shetland Island ancestry. Moncrieff’s
first exhibition was held in Wellington in the early
1980’s but because of the high fees she decided
to open her own gallery. She joined six others artists
And bought an old dilapidated cottage. She decided
That to promote their gallery is to have a annual
Competition. She organised the first WOW show in 1987.


1}Why did Moncrieff stop creating sculptures until her late 30's?
2}What did her parents do to make a living?
3}What did she create that she really enjoyed when she was young?
4}Which college did she study at after she was declined from an art school?
5}When was Moncrieff's first exhibition and where was it held?
6}What is the meaning behind her surname Moncrieff?


Tuesday, 30 May 2017

Advertisement

On the surface

1}what burger fuel product is this advertising?
  Gluten free buns and burger{product}
2}how much extra will you pay for a gluten free bun?
  Two dollars
3}The gluten free bun is being promoted as a healthy alternative to what?
   To people who are gluten free.
4}The gluten free bun is also free of which other ingredients?
   wheat ,soy and dairy.
5}Who helped burger fuel trial their product?
New Zealand Coeliac Society

Discovering technique

1}List the personal pronouns used in this advertisement and how often each is used. Explain why you think their are so many of them?

Most of the words are pronoun because they give advice for people to buy it and making people get interest in it.

2}copy down the burger fuel slogan?
3}why is burger fuel logo found on both sides of the advertisement?
  So it's a clear view

4}Why are some words bold and centred?
  Because they wanted people to not just look but read what they are trying to present.

5}There is an allusion to a movie and a metaphor linked to the pictures in the text. Find them?


Search and think

1}Find as many links between the verbal elements and the visual elements of this advertisement as you can?
 Telling people more about gluten.

2}who is the target audience in this advertisement?
 Gluten free people

3}list the other burger fuel product promoted in this advertisement?
  Spud and kumara fries.
  Motobites and beer battered fries.

4}read the words aloud.what to notice about the tone?
  That it is convincing when you try and read it the right way.

5}why might someone who is severely intolerant still need to avoid products of burger fuel?
 Because what they use only effects those intolerant.

6}why would an advertisement such as this put the following on their advertisement?
 Because at the time people didn’t think too much about gluten things so it didn’t really matter.
{Information was correct at the time to print}





Hidden depths


1} do you consider this to be a successful advertisement. Why or why not?
  Yes because some people would buy it because it’s bold and gluten free.

2}Create an advertisement for a product that appeals to the health conscious person. Perhaps an allergy-related product {gluten,dairy,egg,nut and etc}
Tea Tree oilImage result for tea tree oil

3}what is gluten. Write a paragraph following the structure you use in your class for a formal essay?

A mixture of two proteins present in cereal grains, especially wheat, which is responsible for the elastic texture of dough.
Gluten is a composite of storage proteins termed prolamins and glutelins and stored together with starch in the endosperm of various grass-related grains. It is found in wheat, barley, rye, oat, related species and hybrids and products of these.Many people experience digestive and health problems caused by eating gluten or wheat.

4}Burger fuel has some creative titles for their product.e.g motobites, hamburgini,third pounder and etc.have some fun creating some titles and descriptors for a fast food or cake shop menu.you might link this to a theme e.g sport, vehicles, colours, character and etc?


Extend yourself

1} research what it is about gluten that makes it something that many people are now avoiding?
Because some people can tolerate it but some can’t.
Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley, rye, and triticale (a combination of wheat and rye). ... Around 1 in 133 people in the U.S., have celiac disease - a more serious form of gluten intolerance. In celiac disease,
Gluten triggers an autoimmune response that attacks the lining of the small intestine.

2}research how other fast food chains are trying to have better options for people with allergies?
Some fast food places are giving people more time to explain what the food they are ordering is and what it is.

3}survey your classmates. How many people have {or know people who have} food allergies?
The answer may surprise you? Present your results visually?

4}Is burger fuel a new Zealand company? How long has it existed?Where else does it sell its product?Does it compete with the major fast food outlets?Find out all you can about the company?

Yes
Since 1995
No
Because some people don’t know.