2. I am going to produce a horror/thriller movie trailer which
will scare my audience but as well make them interested
about the teaser trailer to make them want to find out
more about the movie and want to watch the movie in a
future date.

3. THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT
This movie teaser trailer is a slow and quiet movie trailer
which sends shivers down your spine. It makes you want
to watch the film and find out more about it. The trailer
does what it sets out to do and that is make the viewer of
the trailer want to fin out more about the film. This trailer is
aimed at mainly teenagers or above as this trailer is a
scary trailer and attracts an older audience.

4. The trailer is only 47 seconds long and threw out most of the trailer you do
not see much apart from a black screen with a voice over going on in the
background. At the start of the trailer there is writing on the screen which
shows and explains what the film is about. The voice over is of a lady and
she is apologising about going on the trip into the woods of which by her
doing this it explains the movie and what it is about. The tone of her voice
as she is talking shows she is scared and you can sense the fear in her
voice of which this connotes fear. This creates fear, tension and sends
shivers down your spine. As she is speaking you can here she is outside as
you can here a slight noise of bugs in the background this creates the effect
that she is stuck outside.

5. Towards the end of the trailer you see a
extreme close up of the lady face
lightened up by a torch light for only a
couple of seconds of which she says “I'm
so scared”. You can see the terror in the
ladies eyes as she her eyes are watery
and wide open. This little extract of the
trailer shows the lady is truly terrified and
creates a feeling of fear when watching
the trailer. The mains colours used in this
trailer are dark colours due to the fact
horror films are usually represented with
dark colour as dark colours are seemed to
be scary.

6. INSIDIOUS
The Insidious trailer starts of slow the son
(Dalton Lambert). He is lying in a hospital bed
unconscious. The mum is watching over him
and she says “He's not in a coma, they don’t
know what it is”. This creates distress and
tension while watching the trailer. There is
then a establishing shot showing the house of
which is the main part of where all the creepy
things go on. You then here then main lady
actress saying she wants to leave the house
as she seems to be terrified of which
something has happened. The watchers of the
trailer don’t know why she is saying this which
makes you want to watch the trailer more and
more to find out why she was so scared.

7. There is then fast cuts between different scenes showing scary parts
and different aspects of the film. During this part of the trailer there is
score which builds up getting louder and louder as the fast cuts to
different scenes build up going faster and faster. As the cuts are fast
and the background sound is fast and loud this creates fear/exitement
and strangely as the cuts are fast and the sound is loud it makes you
want to keep watching it. It then slows right down and shows a dark
long corridor which creates the feeling of anxiety as you don’t know
what is going to happen. During this corridor scene there is a voice
over of which says “Its not the house that is haunted, its your son”.
When this gets said there is again very fast cuts between horror parts
of the movie with loud music on in background which is aimed to
scare the audience watching the film but as well make them interested
into watching it as well. This trailer does exactly what it is set out to do
and that is make people want to watch and find out more about the
movie. I can back up this opinion as since I started researching this
film again and watching its trailers, I have personally watch this film
again due to its trailers.

8. The main colours used in this trailer are dark and grey colours with
a little bit of red here and there. These colours are used as
stereotypically dark colours are scary and the colour red represents
blood and horror. So by using these colours they perfectly
represent a horror film. The main target audience for this film is
teenagers aged 15 years or above due to the fact this trailer is
scary and it represents a scary film so if anyone younger then this
age watched the film, it may scare them badly. The main clothes
worn in this film are traditionally normal styled clothes which
represents and shows how they are just a normal family.

9. THE WOMAN IN BLACK
This trailer is a traditional horror movie trailer as it starts
slow by in the first speaking scene you see a lady saying
“Please don’t go to the marsh house”. This emphasises
the fact that there is something wrong with this house
straight away. You then see a establishing shot showing
the main character driving to the marsh house showing it
is in a creepy and remote location. I then goes threw a
few scenes showing the main character exploring the
creepy house. There is weary sounds going on during
these scenes to create tension and a nervous
atmosphere. Then in the following scene the main
character is looking threw the past owners of the houses
family photos and in one the photos there is a ghostly
figure standing in the a corner window behind the family.
This draws the watcher in and makes you interested in
the trailer and what will happen next.

10. The trailer then builds up speed as the main actor says, “he feels
something is trying to reach him”. There is then a lot of jump cuts
between scenes of the movie showing creepy and scary things
happening inside the house. Between the cuts there is loud bangs
getting faster and faster which could be representing a heart beat
which creates fear and tension. There is then a scene where you
see a girl climb out of a marsh grave. This girl looks very similar to
the creepy girl who is seen in the window which makes it even
more worrying and scary to watch the trailer as the girl seems to
be walking into the house the main actor is in. The trailer then
speeds up with very fast cuts to other scary scenes of the film to
end the trailer with the watcher scare, worried and wanting to find
out more about the film. The clothes worn in this trailer are old
fashioned styled clothes to show and represent how the film is set
in the past around the 1920’s. This trailer is aimed at people aged
13 years or above as it is not to scary, but however may scare
people younger then this age.