I think the close-ups also portray instability. The Dutch-angles, specifically, may evoke emotions of anxiety, fear, concern or confusion.

I agree with your answer. Lighting is very important in films because it helps set the mood of the scene. Another example would be the bright lighting in numerous scenes to show the heat that the characters were experiencing, which evoked the emotions of both joy and frustration.

I agree. Since designer brands are deemed to be luxurious, those who are inclined to purchase their products do it because it may maintain/elevate social status or make them stand out from the ordinary crowd, which is what prestigious brands try to promote using snob appeal.

I agree and would also say that this ad incorporates the bandwagon effect. By saying that no other brand makes ketchup like they do, it seems as if they are saying people love their product for that exact reason and that is why everyone should get it.

I agree with this because the technological differences in different decades affect what kind of content can be produced. As the decades progress, the evolution of technology and increase in possibilities impact the trends and type of content put onto the media.

I agree with this because usually, news on social media platforms like TikTok are simplified into a video where the "research is already done", making it easier to understand and take in compared to reliable media companies like CNN which tend to require reading and don't catch as much attention.