Black Flag bug spray tv commercial

Format: 16mm

Archive ID: 0542

Notes: From a 16mm print.

Tags: #16mm #archival

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Shotlist & Visual Analysis

The still features a prominently labeled can of 'Black Flag Ant and Roach Killer.' The design includes bold colors, with the brand name in large letters at the top. It emphasizes its effectiveness against pests, mentioning 'Raycon' and 'fast-acting power.' The hand holding the can suggests human interaction, likely in the context of pest control. The overall aesthetic reflects the advertising style of the era.

00:00:07.608 — The still features a prominently labeled can of 'Black Flag Ant and Roach Killer.' The design includes bold colors, with the brand name in large letters at the top. It emphasizes its effectiveness against pests, mentioning 'Raycon' and 'fast-acting power.' The hand holding the can suggests human interaction, likely in the context of pest control. The overall aesthetic reflects the advertising style of the era.

The still features a can of Black Flag Ant and Roach Killer prominently displayed against a pastel background. The text '5 DAYS' is overlaid in bold, emphasizing the product's effectiveness. The overall aesthetic reflects vintage advertising from the mid-20th century, characteristic of bright colors and clear messaging.

00:00:10.577 — The still features a can of Black Flag Ant and Roach Killer prominently displayed against a pastel background. The text '5 DAYS' is overlaid in bold, emphasizing the product's effectiveness. The overall aesthetic reflects vintage advertising from the mid-20th century, characteristic of bright colors and clear messaging.

The still features a wooden box prominently displaying '15 DAYS.' A hand appears to pour liquid from a bottle into the box, suggesting a demonstration of effectiveness or a timed claim related to Black Flag bug spray. The visual style reflects the era of the 16mm print, likely with a vintage aesthetic.

00:00:13.380 — The still features a wooden box prominently displaying '15 DAYS.' A hand appears to pour liquid from a bottle into the box, suggesting a demonstration of effectiveness or a timed claim related to Black Flag bug spray. The visual style reflects the era of the 16mm print, likely with a vintage aesthetic.

The still features a can of Black Flag bug spray prominently displayed against a light background. The can is labeled 'Roach Killer' with a bold design, suggesting its effectiveness in pest control. The image conveys a vintage aesthetic typical of 16mm film, with a slightly muted color palette and a focus on the product.

00:00:25.459 — The still features a can of Black Flag bug spray prominently displayed against a light background. The can is labeled 'Roach Killer' with a bold design, suggesting its effectiveness in pest control. The image conveys a vintage aesthetic typical of 16mm film, with a slightly muted color palette and a focus on the product.

The still features a can of Black Flag Ant and Roach Killer prominently displayed against a simple pink background. Bold text reads: 'ONE SPRAYING KILLS ROACHES FOR 15 DAYS.' The vintage aesthetic captures the essence of mid-20th-century advertising.

00:00:30.230 — The still features a can of Black Flag Ant and Roach Killer prominently displayed against a simple pink background. Bold text reads: 'ONE SPRAYING KILLS ROACHES FOR 15 DAYS.' The vintage aesthetic captures the essence of mid-20th-century advertising.

Film Transcript / Subtitles

We're spraying one half of this digital calendar with a leading roach killer, and the other half with the long-lasting killing power of Black Flag, Ant and Roach Spray. Now we wait 5, 10, 15 days, then pour on live roaches. Look, the other leading spray has no residual action. Roaches are still alive. While that one spray of Black Flag with Bagon 15 days ago is still deadly. Black Flag. One spraying kills roaches for 15 days. Then I apply Kиновapop for 15 days. So, myavier Santos and Roach Spray are trying to go 6, herds vue in the 20th century and in alloto display will remain slow and onun Omaro it produces! To the end, their Rashid Dam by Reilly and Queerطs Abour! Primer and Roach Spray are trying to rub theclock in the 21st century. He has a test and Matt, Ulaach Surry will not show American tracking.