Charity based campaigns

Surfers against sewage;

Established in 1990 by surfers to help prevent the amount to waste dumped into our seas rivers.
They created a nationwide movement to help improve the water UK-wide, they have changed public attitudes and responses to bathing water.
SAS projects target costal environmental issues

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Save the Rainforest;

The nature conservancy helps to protect & save the rain forests all over world they do this by going to villages and helping them come up with new ways to build and develop without causing too much harm to forest.

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Animal rights;

Animal rights are here to promote and assist the grassroots animal rights movement and any associated events, actions and charity events to support animal rights.

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Children charities;

They support the most neglected, vulnerable and abused children and young people throughout the UK, everything they do is to prevent children in bad conditions.

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Analysis of the visual qualities ;

Both the, Surfers against sewage and the Save the forest campaigns are quite bright and colorful making it better for children to see and understand, both campaigns can use both photography and videos to advertise the campaign, if the campaign is on TV more children will see it and if the campaign is on posters more adults will be able to read the poster so they will understand it more.

The last two campaigns are lot more dark and aren't for children they are for adults because animal and child abuse look more upsetting then the other campaigns so it is not suitable for children. Words written on a poster can't really explain the conditions that some animals/children are in, thats why I think animal/child abuse campaigns should be on TV. The colors are also very different from each other on the first two campaigns they are very colorful and bright but on the last to there isn't much color on them and there aren't as bright.