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Immersive experience design

Curious incident of the dog in the nighttime the play Adapted from the novel written by Mark Haddon. Simon Stephens turned the the best-selling novel in the a story-driven media, from film and interactive media to live audience environments. The use of projected images, clever lighting and sound effects, the production brought aspects of the page to life, and allows a glimpse into the mind of lead character. emergency lighting and exit signage is switched off for moments when a total blackout is required, to greater effect.  To create produce such an atmosphere a lot tech is used from pre-programmable lights, which can change direction and colour under the control of a lighting control computer. The main character’s emotions a portrayed with a variety of different images and pre-recorded video compilations which are projected in high quality  on each of the three walls and onto the floor from directly above, therre are also numerous LED PIN-point light source within the stage floor. With this tech it produce a fluid mix between light and video. Bunny Christe a form student of CSM and Paule Constable four time winner of Lawrence Oliver Award for best lighting are the incredible designers who put the stage and lighting together with such intentness that you could almost say they create a different dimension that allows the audience to peer into the pages of the novel its self.

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Sex or Gender

 Here we have what the world once depict as the normal modern family as from the 1950s by Coca Cola, but now days families come in many different forms. What does your family look like? As demographics have shift, the all-American family, it seems to be vanishing. Think your family configuration would have been weird back then (I know mine would seeing that the majority of my family are mixed). But this may be the new norm in society today.Gay couples,bi-racial families faced much scrutiny and still do some in many place in the world from the public as to what defines a family. Coca Cola has defined the family many time throughout its advertising, and during the times many of the modern family we have today were not shown publicly.  

 The all-American family was once a perfect slice of cake, with the stay at home mother who cooks, cleans and tends to the children while the father goes out and works bring back the bread, With the perfect boy and girl who love their family endless. This is what was the dream of many americans from 1931, some still believe in these values at this period of time. This is why this had been taken advantage of great number of times by Coca Cola, they show the people their dreams and then combine the ideal with their product or may even say that they create the dream.

 Dreams sell but “sex sells”. study by Brad Bushman, studies were shown that “in a few studies when media content and ad content were congruent (e.g., a violent ad in violent media or a sexual ad in sexual media), viewers were more likely to remember the ads and had a stronger intention to buy the product. But with they have taken a different view on sex and instead made statement that seaxuality sex with this ad. Where LGBT has Become such a strong initialism Cola is showing there support but then also become better acquainted with this market.

 Mainstream culture in is constantly evolving to reflect the predominant values and belief systems of the day, including what are often considered immutable social systems, such as the family. In the year 2013 new laws allowing gay men and women to marry in the US have expanded our view on what is legally recognized as “family”. The advertisement to the Left of the text shows a modern family in which there is a same-sex couple. This ad was shown all through the neverlands on bus stops and building. This ad show how Coca Cola ads change due to the demographic shifts. “We choose happiness over tradition” those words just say how the traditions that Cola once had meaning nothing much within the world we currently live in.

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 Anon, (2017). [online] Available at: https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/working-papers/2017/demo/SEHSD-WP2017-01.pdf [Accessed 23 Feb. 2017].

 Bureau, U. (2017). Measuring the Presence and Impact of Same-Sex Married Couples. [online] Census.gov. Available at: https://www.census.gov/library/working-papers/2017/demo/SEHSD-WP2017-01.html [Accessed 23 Feb. 2017].