Cereal commercial

These pictures were taken in my Commercial Photography class, where we had to shoot many types of surfaces and materials. In this case, I had to shoot a Lucky Charms' cereal box with a bowl, to make a Commercial ad for a magazine front cover.

Cereal adverisment

Commercial Product Photography for Groovies, a cereal brand. Super vibrant, colorful and great "ready to eat" compositions.

Does someone actually get paid to come up with these? What a strange job that must be.

It was the heyday of sugary breakfasts. Who says you can't have doughnuts, s'mores and ice cream in the morning?

Glow-in-the-dark pens! Spy kits! Terrariums! We dig deep into the past to find these toys.

I will not mention Trader Joe's in this blog post apart from saying that as a kid, I would probably have hated TJ's for two reasons. No Candy (there is candy but it is TJ's candy and a little scary) and crappy cereal. I didn't have my eyes opened to petrified fruit and granola until recently, though I was born with an affection for sugar. Short of pixy stix, children's cereals are the most efficient sugar-delivery system known to modern man, and I tried darn near all of them, thanks in large…

BOISE, ID—Displaying a single-minded focus on the benefits of eating a delicious and wholesome morning meal, a television commercial for Special K that appeared today reportedly failed to depict any of the many life problems its protagonist might face outside breakfast. “This commercial talks about breakfast like it’s…