Film trailers are advertisements for upcoming movies shown in theaters, on TV, and online to generate hype and interest. Trailers are typically 2-3 minutes long and include exciting clips and scenes to entice viewers to watch the full film. They are aimed at a movie's target audience but can have age ratings and are usually released a month before the film's premiere so it can attract audiences in its first week.

1. what are film trailers?
A trailer is an advertisement for a
film that will be released in the
cinema.
Why are trailers made?
Film trailers are made so that the upcoming film
can be advertised because the film is always
judged on the sales in the first week.
How do trailers work?
Film trailers work because they build up hype and
anticipation mainly for there target audience.
Who are trailers for?
Film trailers are for mainly their
target audience but sometimes
they have an age rating.
Where do we see trailers?
Film trailers are mainly shown in
the cinema they are also shown on
TV, on YouTube and social media
sites.
When are trailers released?
Film trailers are released at least a month before
the film is set to be released.