2.     A tablet that has adjustable screen from 12 inch to 65 inch.

3.     A window that can be a screen.

4.     “Buy first, pay later” warning campaign.

5.     Heartbeat booster medicine, when keep taking people can have eternal life in any conditions.

6.     Frictional brand-new shuttle bus that easily travel between Aussie and other planets.

7.     Frictional creative company that us AI to produce all kinds of content secretly.

8.     A frictional portrait photography KOL that uses AI to create image, and no one knows the fact.

9.     A transformable vehicle that can be any kinds of car by pressed a button.

10.  A warm T-shirt that can endure cold in winter without down jackets.

11.  A water bottle what is able to boil or freeze drinks in one second.

12.  A frictional gallery that displays and sell electronic photos files only.

13.  A keyboard that you just put your hand on it, it will type what you are thinking automatically.

14.  A speaker that only selected persons can hear it. Then you can enjoy stereo audio in public place and will not disturb others.

15.  A helmet that can sense your brain and output your idea into PC.

16.  A frictional camera brand.

17.  A frictional bike brand.

18.  A frictional outdoor gears shop.

19.  A search engine without ads and not relevant contain.

20.  A skin coating that makes you always feel the comfortable temperature.

21.  A website included all old songs in high-quality sound.

22.  A music application can perfectly match your known and potential preference by detect one’s brain wave, then push the recommendation.

23.  A pair of frictional shoes that you will never feel tired for long walk.

24.  A frictional floating light contain real cloud.

25.  A frictional coffee shop name.

26.  A frictional reborn chocolate brand promotion campaign.

27.  A frictional communicator that allows people talk to cats and dogs.

28.  A frictional new photography stops.

29.  A frictional soil nutrient supplement that you can control its blooming time.

30.  A translator that generates perfect and suitable gramma and slang.

31.  A search engine concentrate on providing spots that few people know for media creators.

32.  A frictional pocket money bank face to kids (China).

33.  A cooking robot that can cook all kinds of cuisine and compare favourably with Michelin Chef.

34.  A tea bag that always have taste.

35.  A frictional earbud that you don’t feel it in ears.

36.  A frictional rain and wind control for the sake of better extreme weather conditions.

37.  An amphibious touring car.

38.  A touch screen that has accuracy response in water.

39.  A backpack that you don’t feel the weight of it.

40.  A warning alarm that will notice you 10 minutes before natural disasters.

41.  A user-friendly app help people refurbish old physical photos.

42.  “Avoiding excessive weight loss” health campaign.

43.  A frictional health care brand.

44.  A scalable 10 meters multi-function phone cable.

45.  A frictional phone accessory brand.

46.  An individual portable ATM (legal cash printer).

47.  Automatic body washer (Shower machine).

48.  A brand-new hybrid viewfinder camera.

49.  A Word Saver that work in the moment of power down accidentally.

50.  A pair of glasses with torch.

51.  A kneepad can increase people knee and leg muscles strength.

52.  A glass coating that helps glass keep clear all the time, prevent water and mist.

53.  A collapsible bottle, you can choose the suitable volume to lower the unnecessary space.

54.  Transparent, anti-mist surgical masks.

55.  Mobile fast charger, fully charged in 5 seconds.

56.  A backpack with an air-conditioner on the back side.

57.  Vinyl records and disks fixer.

58.  A phone case has a screen on the back, that can set up a wallpaper.

59.  A toolkit helps people DIY their phone case for any models.

60.  A frictional local express company, delivered in next day.

61.  A frictional food deliver company, send food by drones.

62.  A no crease paper.

63.  A water-resistant paper, but you still can write on it.

64.  A frictional new university

65.  A frictional new University course, teach E-Sports.

66.  A frictional new luxury electric car brand.

67.  A frictional umbrella that people don’t have to hold it.

68.  A frictional home-use nature-smell perfume generator.

69.  A frictional new product promotion project.

70.  A music and video search engine with accuracy filter and recommendation.

71.  A app can recognize music by humming.

72.  A website can search exact scene of film and television works by describe the scene on text.

73.  A foldable keyboard.

74.  A frictional large food count, offer tasty food in low price.

75.  “Preventing underage addicted to games” health campaign.

76.  Transport “Auto Stop” system, input your destination stop on phone, then the bus will stop and not require to press the “STOP” button.

77.  A frictional tea brand that sells small can of organic tea.

78.  A website includes authentic restaurant worldwide.

79.  A Colour change-able phone case.
80. A brand-new film roll that have special colour.

 

This book reveals how our unquenchable desire to consume is fuelled and reined in. The relationship between consumers and consumer goods is expounded in detail. In the book, when it comes to entertainment consumer goods, it mentioned that consumers are always afraid of missing something, afraid of missing any kind of enjoyment. What attracts us today is not the function itself, but the symbolic meaning of a manufactured product. These perspectives help me think about content creation for the promotion video.

 

 

This article refers to people's desire for status, especially social status. It is precisely one of the powerful forces driving people's consumption to improve their social status through purchasing goods. At the same time, some consumers will use rare or unique products to subtly display their status. These theories have something to do with the film product I'm about to promote. I position it as a film with a unique tone and a niche market. Similar to Polaroid film. I hope that consumers can show their special taste or improve their status in their social or interest circle through my products.

 

 

Chapter 3 of the book explains the relationship between colour and psychology (emotion). Colour can impart meaning and evoke emotion, helping people determine how information is understood. For example, it can affect how consumers feel about a product, thereby affecting whether they buy the product. This helps me to choose the right colour in the subsequent video production, and express more precisely the emotion I want consumers to feel with the film.

 

The film will show a person walking and shuttling through a prosperous and crowded city with a camera. Intersections, corners, the seaside, and indoors are all scenes that appear in the plan. The film will be shot on a day with plenty of light to better show the charm of shooting and arouse the audience's desire to shoot. Show positive emotions at the same time. Then there will be a vlog of street photography, a few seconds of video like a live photo and a photo. Because the street photography scene is random, it is currently impossible to elaborate. The product logo is brought out at the end of the last with Hitchcockian camera movement.

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