1920s Coke Ad

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This ad was made by my friends and me for an English project. It was intended to be a spoof of 1920s silent films and had to be an ad for a product of the time. I know that there were no televisions in the 1920s, but we decided to take liberties. We chose Coca-Cola and this was the result. Enjoy!

P.S. I know the bad guy's a girl. The other guy in our group was videotaping with his recorder. He enjoys recording better than acting. And he did a great job so we ain't complaining. Savy?


The music used in this film were from various silent films such as (in order):
*Our Dancing Daughters (1928)
*The Battleship Potemkin (1927)
*The Kid (1921)
*Ella Cinders (1928)
*The Battleship Potmekin (1927) (another portion of music)
*It (1927)

Disclaimer: I do not own any of the aforementioned films in anyway and am in no part associated with Coca-Cola or any soft drink company whatsoever. Thank you.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Coke
• 1920s
• Ad
• English
• Black
• White
• Sacred
• Heart
• High
• School
• Spoof

[CRADLEFANWILKINS]

Ill be honest, i enjoyed this.

[RogueSahara]

@CRADLEFANWILKINS

Thank you! I know it's a dorky high school project, but I'm still freaking happy with it :P

[tomapel77]

hi, what function did u use in windows movie maker to nake it an oldie ?

[RogueSahara]

@tomapel77 I honestly can't remember. We used the old Windows Movie Maker before it became Windows Live Movie Maker. We put a black and white filter on and then there was a grain effect that was added as well. However, I don't think there's an equivalent with Live :S

[cmccarreiro]

Wait a minute! This isn't a 1920's Coke Ad. It's a 1920's Pepsi Ad. They just switched it to Coke. Thought they could fool me!

[yara110394]

jjajaajajajajaja i love it !!! it funny

[Dawar55]

Excellent, you could bring the whole genre back.

[Elimination140Kills]

Great job, u and ur friends did a really good job, it was very enjoyible

[JasonlVlraz]

This is cool! great job on it

[munir191]

Bravo. I loved it.

[Mystashyft]

Very nice work. Enjoyed the show.

[binkyN1]

No misleading titles please.

[TheCentralServices]

We would have loved to see the bad guy win!

[EgaoNoGenki]

@RennyGd Then she was quite wealthy!

[EgaoNoGenki]

Well, of course there weren't TVs in those days but newsreel footage in movie theaters would be interspersed with ads, so you still were right on the money here.