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The film teaser trailer both follows and challenges conventions. It follows conventions by having three acts that build tension and using narration to explain the premise. However, it challenges conventions by not including any characters and only using one piece of music throughout. While uncommon, omitting characters was done to focus on the trailer's point and some other trailers have also omitted characters. The narration and single music choice were necessary to convey the tone within the short format.
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The document discusses conventions used in horror movie trailers and how the creator's trailer challenged or followed these conventions. Key points:
1. Research was done on horror trailer conventions like editing, sound, camerawork and length.
2. The trailer was 1 minute and 6 seconds, following the standard horror teaser length.
3. While some conventions like text overlays were used, diagetic sound was left out to focus on non-diagetic sound.
4. The trailer challenged conventions somewhat through the music choice but still drew from techniques in other trailers.
Q 1 part 1
The document discusses the forms and conventions of movie trailers, specifically teaser trailers. It provides details on the typical components of teaser trailers such as using short film clips, title slides with information on actors, scary music for horror trailers. It then discusses how the author's trailer for a stalker film followed some conventions like timing but also challenged conventions by not including background music and using fewer title slides than typical.
Evaluation q 1
The document analyzes how the student's media trailer does or does not follow conventions of real trailers. The student's trailer is 1.09 minutes long, similar to real teaser trailers. However, its pace is slower than typical fast-cut trailers. Editing and sound effects are also less used than in real trailers. On the other hand, aspects like music, costumes, camerawork, and voiceovers are similarly used to real romantic comedy trailers. Overall, some elements challenge conventions while others follow them.
Evaluation of my a2 media studies coursework
This document evaluates the effectiveness of combining a film trailer with ancillary texts like a poster and magazine cover for a media studies coursework project on British crime films.
The film trailer follows conventions of the genre by using footage, music, and lighting to set the dark and serious tone of a revenge story. The poster features the main character in a dark scene to match the trailer's mood. Credits and the title on the poster and trailer match to clearly advertise the same film. The magazine cover also prominently features the main character in a way that connects to scenes from the trailer to cohesively promote the project across multiple media.
Evaluation of my a2 media studies coursework
This document analyzes how the student's media product uses and develops conventions of real media products, specifically film trailers and the British crime genre.
The student's film trailer follows conventions like using footage from the film, having a runtime of around 2 minutes, and including credits. However, it also challenges some conventions by having a linear narrative, not using still shots, and having longer scenes.
The poster complements the trailer through its dark tone and imagery relating to themes of revenge and loyalty. Credits and character details are consistent between the trailer, poster and magazine cover to effectively promote the same product across ancillary texts.
Evaluation of my a2 media studies coursework
This document evaluates how the student's media product uses and develops conventions of real media products in three key ways:
1. The film trailer follows conventions of British crime film trailers by using footage from the film, credits, and leaving on a cliffhanger.
2. The poster ties into the trailer through its dark and edgy tone, references to revenge, and inclusion of the main character and his dog.
3. Ancillary texts like the magazine cover and credits complement the trailer and poster by featuring the main character consistently and reinforcing the narrative of revenge.
Evaluation q 1
The document discusses various elements of the student's media trailer project and how it compares to conventions found in real movie trailers. The student's trailer is of similar length to real teaser trailers. While the pace is slower than typical trailers, showing more footage helps convey the romantic comedy genre. Editing and sound/music are used in ways conventional for romantic comedies, though some aspects like lack of sound effects challenge conventions. Costume and setting choices also generally follow conventions for the genre.
Medai evaluation
The document discusses conventions of teaser trailers for films, including length, purpose, and timing of release. It provides examples of teaser trailers for the films "The Time Traveler's Wife" and "500 Days of Summer" to analyze conventions. Music choice, transitions between clips, and hints of melancholy or plot twists are discussed. The document also describes how the author created a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine for a romantic film that utilize conventions identified in research to effectively promote the fictional film across different media. YouTube was used extensively in the research and planning process.
Evaluation: JJD
The student created a horror movie trailer for a class assignment. They chose to film the trailer in the style of "faux found footage" to make it seem more realistic and capture audience attention. Key elements included using a demon/ghost as the antagonist and paying attention to narrative structure, locations, sound effects, and editing techniques like night vision effects. Feedback indicated the scary scenes made the viewer jump, showing the trailer was effective at being frightening. While the student learned a lot, they would pay more attention to narrative structure in the future for this type of "found footage" trailer.
Evaluation Q1 Film Trailer
1) The document analyzes how the film trailer uses conventions of real film trailers and whether it challenges any conventions.
2) Key conventions used include showing the title at a dramatic point with music, using realistic settings, appropriate costumes and props to portray characters, and varying camera angles to keep viewers interested.
3) The trailer also follows conventions through its three-part musical structure, steady editing pace matched to the voiceover, and mostly straight cuts between clips.
4) One way the trailer challenges conventions is through its use of both black and white and color imaging to represent two different eras, a less common technique than typically using one or the other.
Film Trailer Evaluation Q1
The document provides an evaluation of how the film trailer uses conventions of real film trailers and whether it challenges any conventions. It summarizes key elements of the trailer including the title introduction, settings, costumes, props, camerawork, editing, special effects, narrative, voiceover, and intertitles. The evaluation finds that most elements follow conventions but some aspects like the dual timeline with black and white and color footage challenge conventions.
Film Trailer Evaluation Q1
1) The document analyzes how the film trailer uses conventions of real film trailers and whether it challenges any conventions.
2) Key conventions used include showing the title at a dramatic moment with music, using realistic settings, appropriate costumes and props to portray characters, and varying camera angles.
3) The trailer also follows conventions of using different music to break up sections, steady pacing of edits to match the narrative, and mainly straight cuts for transitions.
4) One way the trailer challenges conventions is by using both black and white and color imaging to represent two different eras in the narrative.
QUESTION ONE
The document discusses conventions of romantic comedy film trailers. It provides examples and analysis of trailers for films like The Ugly Truth, 500 Days of Summer, and He's Not That Into You. It identifies common trailer elements like voiceovers, music, pacing of cuts, text titles, and inclusion of actor/director names. The document also discusses how these elements are used to convey genre and tone to attract audiences.
Film Trailer - Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a film trailer the author created to promote their final film production. They began by turning all the clips to black and white to establish a noir style. No sound was used from the clips, allowing the chosen music to set the mood. While some clips were from omitted scenes, this created intrigue as trailers sometimes use unseen footage. Through careful editing of the clips, music, and text elements, the author believes they crafted an effective trailer that would generate interest in the film if it were a real production.
Ellens Real media-research
The document analyzes several movie trailers and identifies conventions used within each trailer. For the Carrie trailer, conventions discussed include using written words for narration, disturbing music to set tone, introducing the supernatural storyline midway through, including religious elements, and using sound bridges. For The Wolf of Wall Street, conventions examined are using music to set a fast-paced tone, introducing the biographical element and main character early, highlighting the famous lead actor, employing fast editing, and mentioning actor awards. For Safe Haven, conventions analyzed are showing the protagonist in danger, using seagull sounds to represent tranquility, including a title describing the genre, and introducing the love interest. For Into the Storm, conventions identified are using
3 film trailers jim
The document provides an analysis of three film trailers. It summarizes key elements of each trailer, including soundtrack/music choices, lack of dialogue or plot details to generate intrigue, font and color scheme connections to the film's time period and tone, increasing tension through editing pace and sound effects, and establishing unique selling points like the director, cast, or premise to draw in viewers. Overall, the analyses examine how trailers craft suspense, set a mood, and tease just enough to make audiences want to learn more without giving away the full story.
Looking back to your preliminary task
The author learned several important lessons when progressing from their preliminary task to the full product. For the preliminary, they focused on dialogue-driven comedy but realized the script was weak. They also used a limited number of shots. For the full product, a horror film, the author removed dialogue, relied more on visuals and score to build tension, improved shot variety, filmed at night indoors for lighting control, and learned editing techniques to make filming more efficient. Overall, the author gained valuable insights into script/dialogue quality, shot design, and production/editing workflow.
Short film rotation evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Will Cave's production process and short film. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, production, and final product. Peer feedback praised the comedic aspects, use of music to narrate the story, and clear protagonist/antagonist. Suggested improvements included extending the opening scene and adding background music in some scenes. Will Cave agrees the music worked well but disagrees with one criticism, and would add more background music and make the urgency clearer in the opening.
Dying Young
The document analyzes and summarizes the trailer for the film "Dying Young". It discusses the genre, narrative, characters, settings, target audience, soundtrack, shot types/angles and editing, dialogue, and credits/titles used in the trailer. The author notes techniques they liked that they may incorporate into their own trailer, such as focusing on two main characters, using establishing shots, a simple melancholic soundtrack, and including dialogue from the film.
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Aa conventions
- 1. How my product follows or challenges conventions
- 2. My film teaser trailer both follows and challenges conventions.
- 3. Following Conventions: The trailer has three acts, a beginning with slow images of the sea and trees, a middle of a destroyed building, and an ending of protests in the street. These build up tension subtly I feel and describe what is happening. This sort of thing is common in film trailers. Using a form of narration follows convention. My narration wasn’t the typical kind of narration I feel, because it continues throughout most of the trailer, but I feel that was necessary for the audience to get a sign of the tone of the film. The narration is vital as the images alone don’t sufficiently explain the premise, but combined with the narration I think they fit well. I put a title on the end of the trailer, which is conventional.
- 4. Challenging Conventions: The film trailer challenges some conventions by not including characters in it. This is because I felt the involvement of a character would detract from the point of the trailer. I tried to do something like Alfred Hitchcock did with his extended trailer for Psycho in which it includes different footage from the film. This would be footage specifically filmed for the trailer. Although it doesn’t follow conventions, this style of no character is used in other trailers, like the ones I analysed for The Day After Tomorrow and The Social Network I only used one piece of music throughout the trailer. The royalty free music fit with the trailer, but most use more than one song in their trailers. I thought this wouldn’t work well in the teaser trailer as there was not enough time in my opinion to change the music at all.