The trailer uses a voiceover to narrate the scenes and provide context for the storyline. There is dialogue from Cruella de Vil that shows her reverting back to her evil ways. The camera uses close-ups of Cruella doing a dog's hair to indicate she now cares for dogs, and wide shots of dogs watching a movie to add humor. Editing inserts, like the Disney logo wipe, are used to enhance the trailer. The lighting is dark at first to portray Cruella as evil, and a scene shows everyone in spotted costumes and makeup during one of Cruella's breakdowns.

1. By Sophie McGrath

2. Sound:
They used a voiceover in this trailer. The voiceover in this
trailer tell the storyline of the scenes in the trailer.
There is dialogue from Cruela De-Vil in the trailer, the
particular scene shows Cruela to be evil again and
shows that she is turning back into her old self.

3. Camera:
There is a close up shot of Cruela doing the dog’s hair to
show that she now cares for dogs and wants to help
them instead of use their fur to keep herself warm and
fashionable. But will it last?
There also is a wide angle shot of all the dogs sitting on
the bed watching lady and the tramp, this has been
done to add humour to the film as dogs don’t watch
movies on the bed. Or watch movies in general.

4. Editing:
Insert of the Disney logo is wiped when coming uo on
the garage door. Most Movie trailers use inserts to add
an extra something to the film trailer, usually the
company logo or the actors names.

5. Mise En Scene:
The lighting tends to be dark in the beginning when
they release Cruela De-Vil, to show that she is evil and
horrid.
There also is the same costume for almost everyone in
one scene where Cruela is having a mental breakdown
and all she sees is spots, everyone wears spots and also
the makeup is dotted on the face with face paint.