Friday, 3 November 2017

The Straight 'Outta Compton Marketing Campaign

The Straight 'Outta Compton Marketing Campaign

N.W.A - Fuck The Police

  • Genre
    • Rap / Hip Hop
    • Subgenre - Gangster Rap
  • Representation
    • Different ethnic groups shown - white and black
  • Debates
    • Police stereotyping black people also stereotyping white people themselves. 
    • Controversial - Extremely strong language
    • Not all white people stereotype black people
    • They are mocking the police extremely harshly
    • They are mocking the US court system as they are 'unfairly' treated.
    • The 'N' word is used quite a lot, this is re-appropriation, as they've taken the word and put it in a different context giving it a new power and made it seem less offence than what it would be coming from somebody else.
  • Politics
    • How young black men are being treated by the police in Compton
    • Large political message - almost a campaign for rights.
Straight 'Outta Compton - Theatrical Trailer
  • Got the actual music from NWA, but added a piano aswell which is conventional as they made the trailer seem more dramatic to target and to maintain an audience.
  • Targeted towards older teenagers as they enjoy music and could be interested in this genre of rap and hip hop.
  • The film is biopic film, as it is a true story just with different actors in it. 
  • Fast paced editing, increases drama makes it more intense, but the film is not going to be like this for 2 hours but by doing it in the trailer it looks really exciting and it builds up our excitement. 
  • It could be of interest to an audience which fight for racial equality. 
  • The trailer is a criticism of society.
  • By bleeping out the swear words it widens their range of audience.
  • The film has a much better message than 'Fuck the Police'

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