Splenda :30 TV

The Voiceover Gym Class by Maya Kuper

Sep 24, 2011Education

• This "SUGAR SITUATION" spot is a perfect example of the Problem-Solution-Satisfaction formula. Instead of emphasizing the repeated word "sugar," emphasize the words that FLANK the repeated word. Using the comedic rule...

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