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The plan for the advertisement is to have an actor that clearly shows withdrawl symptoms, smoke apears from a first person perspective and it is set inside a car. With the use of visual effects and sound effects, the driver is slowly having their vision distorted, the colours changing, eyes slowly opening and closing, then a loud crash. the driver awakes to seirens and the message "drug driving? wake up" appears on the screen as it fades to black. the tone of this ad is meant to be serious, this appeals to the target audience as the ads explored show a more childlike innocence, whereas the biggest offenders of drug driving are males in their mid to late 30's are the biggest offenders and hence, a serious tone will better convey the message shown.

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https://bubbl.us/12032203

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According to source 1, the percentage of fatalities caused by driving under the influence of illicit substances is increasing from a fatality percentage of 11.1% in July of 2011 to 20.6% in July of 2015.
According to source 1, the majority of drug driving fatalities are committed by males

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List of sources with useful statistics and information

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List of sources with useful statistics and information

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1. Roadsafety.transport.nsw.gov.au. 2021. Drug driving trauma trends. [online] Available at: <https://roadsafety.transport.nsw.gov.au/downloads/trauma-trends-drug-driving.pdf> [Accessed 26 March 2021].

This source is not scholarly, however, shows the data of drug driving trauma and how this effects the people on the road. this was helpful because it allowed for credible statistics to use towards gathering a target audience
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Reay, D., 2013. Drug Driving: The role of market research in understanding the problem and finding a solution. Australia Pearson Australia.
This source allowed a form of advertising stratergy to be obtained, this helped to understand the type of advertisment that will be created

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Jones, W., Mørland, J. and Lui, R., 2020. Alcohol, drugs, and impaired driving : forensic science and law enforcement issues / edited by A. Wayne Jones, Jørg G. Mørland, Ray H. Liu.. Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group.

This source showed different use of forensic technology to detect an inhebriated driver, many roadside tests can be use, however to detect some substances, a station test is used.
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Horyniak, D., Dietze, P., Lenton, S., Alati, R., Bruno, R., Matthews, A., Breen, C. and Burns, L., 2017. Trends in reports of driving following illicit drug consumption among regular drug users in Australia, 2007–2013: Has random roadside drug testing had a deterrent effect?. OXFORD: Elsevier Ltd.
This source allowed a similar approach to the first, giving an insight to the use of elicit substances and how they affect the driving by an inhebriated individual
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O'Malley, P. and Johnston, L., 2013. Driving after drug or alcohol use by US high school seniors, 2001-2011. WASHINGTON: AMER PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOC INC.
Again this shows how individuals drive and behave on the road after using elicit substances, this is useful to create my ad by having a better understanding of the behaviour of people and how I can cater to the target audience.
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Evans‐Brown, M. and Sedefov, R., 2017. New psychoactive substances: driving greater complexity into the drug problem. Abingdon, England: HOBOKEN: WILEY.
This source has established that psychoactives are incredibly detrimental to the drug problem that is faced today, this is not the most useful source but it provides evidence behind other sources showing their credibility.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjpfpRqA17k
This ad uses comedy to nullify a serious issue with the child's father driving while under the influence of marijuana.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTnnVnMvwVU
This ad follows the perspective of a couple of shopkeepers, when they see inhebriated individuals and showing that they shouldn't be driving home.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn2PusXJC6Q
This ad plays an interesting moral descision, you wouldn't drug drive if your grandmother was in the car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4X2lbxc5O4
This ad uses sharp and violent actions to portray the effects of drug driving

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJz9jDmrwAg
This ad shows the idea that it is imposible to hide drug driving and it could lead to some of lifes downfalls.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dytCWrf92zc
similar to the above ad, there is no way to hide drug driving

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8gFfObkGHc
This ad showing the negative effects of driving while inhebriated

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people who engage in recreational substance use.
According to the Government of NSW, the largest statistic of fatal accidents where there was a driver under the influence of illicit substances are males aged 0-39, responsible for 55% of fatal accidents between the years 2011 to 2016, this is evident in the target audience in similar advertisements.

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driving while under the influence of a controlled substance is dangerous not only for the driver, but everyone else sharing the road

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1. punks not dead, the message of the ideologies of punk people
2. something talking about pc building but not sure
3. smart air, air that turns solid (cool editing thing to do here)
4. some form of alarm clock that actually wakes people up, water, spray
5. Don't do meth
6. Don't drug drive
7. Don't drink drive
8. anit racist things
9. anti sexist
10. the victims of substance abuse
11. raising awareness of police brutality
12. stop the spread
13. maths chalk
14. anti smoking stuff
15. dont let you're kids drink
16. banjo
17. pizza cutter shoes
18. rolling pin gloves
19. anti objectification
20. anti r*pe culture
21. something irish
22. something russian
23. anit xenophobic
24. skating
25. alternative clothing
26. music, the kinda stuff that im into
27. the weird places in town
28. stress walking
29. raising awareness for depression
30. cancer funding
31. workers rights
32. social engineering awareness
33. scammer awareness
34. download link awareness
35. hearing loss awareness
36. anti procrastination device
37. mental illness
38. some form of street performing
39. advertising a concert
40. anti cyber-bulling
41. retail worker rights
42. home security
43. anti fake news
44. iced tea
45. sushi
46. coffee
47. money
48. anti vape
49. advertising a film
50. gaming
51. street culture
52. skate culture
53. anti graffiti
54. street art
55. stranger danger
56. self defense
57. ensuring street safety
58. road safety
59. anti violence
60. anti terrorist
61. anti alcoholism
62. educating children about the dangers of life
63. don't be a bystander
64. the dangers of home distillation
65. anti peer pressure
66. pro exercise
67. positive body image
68. anti animal testing
69. a miracle way to have a positive study habit
70. people have the right to wear what they want
71. people have the right to walk when they want
72. accepting people for who they are
73. some form of charity that actively helps homelessness and poverty
74. energy drink
75. camping
76. a pen that takes notes for you
77. a way to help introverted people make friends
78. anxiety awareness
79. bike safety
80. security camera

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This course at first seems to be slightly overwhelming, I'm not completely sure what idea I am interested in but am quite keen to begin brainstorming