The document provides an analysis of a film trailer through various shots and elements. It notes that the trailer begins with an establishing logo and seems to focus on the use of photography. Various shots are examined in detail, highlighting costumes, lighting, characters, and sounds that build tension and mystery around the idea of "Another Me." Elements like graffiti, shadows, and voiceovers are discussed as adding layers of meaning around a character that is hard to grasp but continually present.

1. ANOTHER ME

2. -The trailer started with the logo of the institution.The film
involved oversea setting or any other filming elements was
anchored by the word “Fox International Production”.
-The non- diegetic camera clicking sound might be an enigma
code coding that the plot will mainly be about taking pictures.

3. -The costume appeared in the mise se scene denotes the setting
is in UK.
-The swinging swing is an enigma code for the chosen genre.
-The composition of the characters connotes that the guy or girl
walking in front could be our main character.

4. -This two mid shots emphasise the two characters the film will
be about.
-The high key lighting and the face expression of the characters
denotes that the narration is still in the equilibrium stage.

5. -The repetition of non- diegetic sound is like telling the audience to
pay attention and again to emphasise the importance of camera in
this film.
-The contrast of high key and low key lighting in the mise se scene
between these to shots can be enigma code of conflict of the
characters life and her mind.

6. -The words appeared in the mise se scene denotes the plot of
the film.
-After every shots the trailer seem to dissolve to black as if its
an enigma code and echo to the narration, like saying every
time “Another Me” appeared and leave some hints, it’s gone
again and every hard to catch.

7. -The non- diegetic sound track starts to have a crescendo and the
camera clicking sound is played more and more often as “Another
Me” starts to appear in human form and that we can now see a
bit of her.

8. -The Non-diegetic sound track stopped as the whole mise se scene turn to a low-key lighting is to
create a tension and to tell the audience to pay attention on the setting and the body language of the
character.
-The hand appeared on the mise se scene denotes that it was “Another Me” and that it is now taking
action to echo the increase volume and tempo of non- diegetic sound.

9. -The graffiti appeared on the mise se scene echo the voice over “ She is here, she has always been
here.”
-The use of graffiti connotes the stereotypical representation of teenagers in the film
-The use of editing in the long shot, denotes the contrast of light and darkness, like a signifier for the
world out side of the character and the character her self.
-The use of shadow on the “Another Me” character created a sense of mystery.

10. - As the rapid succession of shots happen, the tension has build
up by the characters face expression and it was further
emphasise by the non- diegetic voice over “ i’m going mad.”
-The realism of the trailer was done by a shot using hand- held
shot.

11. -The use of edit of words in the mise se scene decodes and
reflect the “Another Me” character like she is here, however she
is blurred like the fronts, hard to catch, but she is here.