2. Usually the majority of a trailer is taken from the
opening scenes, to build up a quick idea of the basis of
the narrative.
3. The rest is then usually a collage of the middle scenes.
Trailers usually don’t give the plot away, so end scenes
are not as frequently shown.
4. Clips will often establish the main characters at the
beginning, to persuade the audience to go see there
film. It was also involve conflicts amongst of characters
to get tension building to create a climax to make the
trailer stand out.
5. There will then be clips from the most scariest,
humorous or dramatic scenes to try and sell the film.
6. A trailer should last no longer that 1 minute 30 seconds
It should also include some of the best scenes to keep
the audience wanting to see your film.
7. You are also likely to see a funny moment, or a scary
moment in this case at the end of the trailer, to keep
you scared after the trailer ends.
