ScenarioYou are a creative development producer at Olde School Advertising Agency, which is known for its traditional approach to advertising. Your boss, the founder of the company, has finally decided to retire, but there’s a new leader ready to take over: his son, who has been eager to finally incorporate some modern, innovative, even edgy advertising techniques into the agency’s repertoire. While your (now former) boss’ son is helping his father move into his new downsized home, he puts you in charge of evaluating the effectiveness of various contemporary ad campaigns with an eye toward making recommendations for tactics the company could implement in the near future.DirectionsYou receive an email from your new boss that includes 12 examples of branded content and new media storytelling, sponsored by a variety of brands. Some of these branded content campaigns have been more successful than others, and your goal is to evaluate what worked and what didn’t in order to help your boss make decisions as your company moves forward in this new direction. Choose three examples to evaluate from the 12 choices, making sure you include one of each type (i.e. two documentaries and one narrative or two narratives and one documentary).In a detailed report, you will need to address each of the following for each example you evaluate:Identify the message that the storyteller is communicatingDescribe the storytelling elements used to communicate the messageDescribe how the storyteller’s belief system has impacted their storyIdentify the strengths and limitations of the storytelling strategies used for each messageProvide an analysis of the persuasive strategies usedGive your overall assessment of the effectiveness of the storytelling concepts used to communicate the desired messageYou can deliver your report to your boss either as a 20-slide PowerPoint presentation with speaker notes or as a 7- to 10-page written report. The final slides of your presentation or last few paragraphs of your report should include recommendations to your boss on which storytelling strategies seemed to work, and why the agency should consider implementing those strategies for future development.Branded Content Examples for EvaluationDocumentary:“Saving Aslan”Sponsored by Fixodent, featuring Kevin Richardson, a.k.a. “The Lion Whisperer”https://youtu.be/d-3W_yPDvBo“Using Technology and Bioscience to Fight Cancer”Sponsored by Intel, featuring an Intel employeehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK9kLCPYWQw“I Worked as a Cranberry Farmer for a Day”Sponsored by Ocean Spray Cranberry JuiceEpisode of Lucie Fink’s web show for Refinery29, Lucie for Hirehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B2xBWYSOrM“Can We Convince Firefighters to Eat Vegetarian?”Sponsored by Panera BreadPart of the Food Interrupted video series sponsored by Panera Breadhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfOpranNFlU“Nyle DiMarco: Beyoutiful”Sponsored by Convo Relay Service for the DeafDocumentary about Deaf actor and model Nyle DiMarco and his upbringinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IlU06_bM4I“Guinness Rugby: Gareth’s Story”Sponsored by Guinnesshttps://youtu.be/EFeo2epi-LwNarrative:“Puppyhood”Sponsored by Purina Puppy Chowhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3MtFGWRXAA“Notes: A Life Story, A Love Story” (sponsored by Take Note Store)Sponsored by Take Note Store, a pens and stationery store in Toronto, Canadahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63ytBiQx3EU“June: Life is Better When You Share the Ride”Sponsored by Lyfthttps://youtu.be/v8nyGzOLsdw?list=PL8y62YSR9KdpQFQkXhGEiy-aQCLM74qri“Share the Load”Sponsored by Ariel Laundry Soaphttps://youtu.be/vwW0X9f0mME“A Love Story”Sponsored by Sandy Hook Promisehttps://youtu.be/9qyD7vjVfLI“The Game Before the Game”Sponsored by Beats by Drehttps://youtu.be/v_i3Lcjli84?list=PLjKWDUiKDhjt3az_PIcygHIcVDU_T_VA4What to SubmitEvery project has a deliverable or deliverables, which are the files that must be submitted before your project can be assessed. For this project, you must submit the following:Storytelling Evaluation ReportPresent your report as either a PowerPoint presentation or a written report.PowerPoint Presentation:20 slides Slides 1-18+: Consider creating one slide for each point of evaluation for each example you’re evaluating.Final two slides: Your last two slides should contain your recommendations for which strategies seemed to work best and your recommendations for future implementation.Speaker notes Speaker notes should include additional details to explain the main points expressed on each slide. Remember, it’s best to avoid excessive text on the screen in a PowerPoint presentation. Instead, try to include only a few brief bullet points that summarize the main idea you’re trying to communicate. Use speaker notes that contain about two paragraphs of information to further explain the information presented on the slide.Written Report:7-10 pages in Word, Times New Roman, size 12 font, double-spaced Consider writing 2-3 paragraphs that fully explain each point of evaluation for each example you’re evaluating.

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