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ABSTRACT

A CASE STUDY 0F TV ADVERTISEMNENT UTILIZING COMPUTER GRAPHICS.

KIM JUNG SU(Major in visual Design Dept. of Industrial Arts Graduate School of Seoul City University)

Today's advertisement is very much responsive to the acceptance of the formative sense and attaches greater importance to visual and cubic affects than any other field of language or letters as well. Because the conveyance of information via TV has incomparably wider spreading effect by the region and class than other media and, by its character, is not selected by viewers but forced on them unilaterally it requires active acceptance of the change of the times and the development of effective method of conveyance. The first phase of the conveyance of information via TV is performed with the field based on technology. But today's reality is that it is impossible to spread desired information effectively by concentrating the eyes of the public carrying on complicated life only with a simple image reflected by TV. Advertisement is an activity to communicate with an illuminating image for the purpose of persuasion. In this sense the information of the field must be arranged and summarized in a visual language of special technique that the general public understand with ease.

For these reasons, computer graphics advancing remarkably owing to modern science now Is attracting public attention as thc only means capable of maximizing the effect of advertisement, a visual media, with Its unlimited ability of expression and Innovative capability to conveyer and process information. The coming 21st century is a high-degree information age rapidly increasing the demand for value-added information and the dependence on computer graphics will be much more increased to meet such demand.

Therefore, computer graphics will play a leading role in the future image industry and its spreading effect is expected to be great. However, the Korean computer graphics is on such a low level that it cannot meet such demand yet.

Therefore, this research is intended to maximize the visual conveyance effect of TV advertisement and contribute to the development of the local computer graphics by diagnosing where the local computer graphics is at present and seeking for its effective utilization for TV advertisement through case studies and examination of questionnaires.