additional score cream questions

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My version of the score hair cream AD.













What is the product being sold?
 a hair cream for men
How does this advert create desire for the product?
 it shows that if you use this cream then you will get all the hot girls.
What is the idea being sold?
 the idea is that the product is a liquid hair ream with a masculine sent and a masculine look.
How does Score construct a narrative which appeals to its target audience?
 "if you haven't been getting all you want from a liquid hair groom, get new score liquid. gives you the great smoothing action of a cream. thats because new clear score liquid is made by men who make clear score hair cream. so your getting great grooming action, and you also get scores famous greaseless look, scores famous masculine scent"
How is this reinforced through Mise en Scene?
this is renforced by the way the people have been positioned, where the male is being lifted by the women to show that ge is above them as they 'worship' how good he is.
Can you use semiotics to argue this?
the gun is used to represent power and shows that the man has all the power wear as the women have just looks.
How and why audience responses to the narrative of this advert may have changed over time?

 the narrative of this advert has changed over time as we have developed equal rights for men and women so many people will think that they s is sexist and does not make the role equal as it has the women at the bottom holding up the super man at the top.

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