Analysing 2021 teaser trailer
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This teaser trailer analysis provides 3 key insights: 1) The locations and use of CGI indicate this will be a high-budget, high-concept film with illusions and enhanced settings. 2) For a teaser, it reveals a lot through subtitles about the film depicting the end of the world, giving it a relevant narrative. 3) The CGI images and viral marketing suggest the film will be a high-budget, hybrid thriller/action genre that builds an internet and media following.
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The teaser trailer shows powerful male characters in positions of authority and importance through lighting and posture, while females are objectified and shown in sexualized contexts through close-ups and revealing emotions. The narrative focuses on displaying famous actors and actresses, costumes, and sets without much plot. As a musical, drama, and romance, the genre draws from the director's previous work in Chicago. With a PG-13 rating for sexual content and smoking, the intended audience is primarily females ages 13 and older.
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- 2. Looking at Columbia Pictures’ filmography reveals that they do just about every genre so we couldn't deduce what genre this would be until we watched on.
- 3. The location shown here conveys that this will be a high budget, high concept film. CGI will play a big part to create the illusions and enhance the locations.
- 4. For a teaser trailer, this actually gives a lot away. The subtitles shown here provide a lot of information. Also, because of the conspiracy theories about 2012, we already know the film will show “the end of the world” but we suppose that gives the film a very relevant narrative, creating a lot of following.
- 5. The CGI images build more of an idea about the film as a high concept, high budget film, probably a hybrid genre of thriller and action.
- 6. The use of viral marketing creates an internet following as well as other media products.