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The trailer uses close-up shots at the beginning and sudden startling motion shots to create suspense. The hospital-like surroundings and costumes suggest the main character is being experimented on, giving the film a sinister feel. The eerie dramatic music and dramatic dialogue between characters outlines the basic story and builds suspense. The editing varies between a shutter dissolve and jump cuts between scenes to introduce new footage in a fast-paced dramatic way. The main character appears military but almost superhuman, seeming like a deadly threat to the other frightened characters opposing him.
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The trailer uses a first-person point of view shot to immerse the viewer and create tension. It introduces the main character, a woman alone in an underground station at night. Dark, unsettling lighting and isolated locations are employed to build an ominous atmosphere. Quick cuts show the woman and others in perilous situations, hinting at a threat but not revealing its nature. The title "Creep" leaves the viewer wondering what fate awaits the characters in this scary film.
Creep trailer anaylsis
The trailer uses a first-person point of view to immerse the audience in the scenario and create anxiety for the main character. Dark, shadowy lighting is used to convey danger and establish the horror genre. The isolated underground station setting traps the characters without help. Quick cuts build tension as the audience sees brief glimpses of a killer and bloody scenes while questions about characters' fates remain unanswered.
Analysis of similar texts
The document analyzes the camerawork, mise en scene, lighting, sound, editing, and character representation in a movie trailer. The camerawork is smooth and uses various shots to keep the main character the focus. The costumes and props imply the movie will be secretive and shady. The low key lighting makes the trailer dark and gloomy, possibly reflecting the main character's mood. The sound uses minimal dialogue as ominous one-liners and dramatic music to build suspense. The editing relies on cuts and fades with character dialogue as narration. The main character is presented as less in control than usual, while antagonists seem intimidating through silhouetting and dialogue.
Creep trailer anaylsis
The trailer uses techniques common to horror films like darkness, isolated settings, and an unknown killer to set up tension and mystery. Shaky camera work and quick cuts establish anxiety and increase the pace. Various shots introduce the main character, other victims, and a disturbing image to confuse and unnerve the audience. While many details are hidden, flashes of violence whet the audience's appetite for what threats and scares may be in store.
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- The London Has Fallen trailer uses establishing shots, voiceover, and snippets of action to set up the plot and genre. Low-key lighting is used to suggest character and hide information.
- The Daddy's Home trailer uses dialogue, music, and cuts to represent a family problem and competition between a father and step-father. Camera angles are used to portray the characters.
- The 7 Minutes trailer uses clock sounds, shots through windows/mirrors, and cross-cutting to build tension and provide plot details within a short time. Camera angles represent power dynamics.
- The Deadpool trailer uses lighting, focus, music, and shots to convey a
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Teaser Trailers
This trailer summary analyzes the teaser trailer for the film The Social Network. It notes that unlike most trailers, it features no exact scenes from the movie and gives the plot through Facebook messages between characters. As the trailer progresses, conflict and arguments occur through the on-screen messages. Voiceovers emphasize the anger and conflict between characters, particularly when one character angrily types another's name. The film's title appears towards the end in the same font as 'Facebook', making for an effective title.
Teaser trailers
This trailer summary analyzes the teaser trailer for the film The Social Network. It notes that unlike most trailers, it features no exact scenes from the movie and gives the plot through Facebook messages between characters. As the trailer progresses, conflict and arguments occur through the on-screen messages. The summary highlights a moment where a character angrily types another's name, showing the future fight between the two. It concludes that the trailer is an effective way to introduce the film.
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Ancillary task 2
The poster summarizes as follows:
The target audience is identified as mostly males ages 15-35 based on the age of the protagonist and themes of action and aggression. The genre is implied to be an action or thriller film based on the protagonist holding a gun. The main character is portrayed as a typical action hero who is aggressive, strong, and in control. Overall, the poster conveys the film will follow genre conventions while having its own independent style.
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- 1. Samuel Penn
- 3. The camerawork in this is making use of CU’s at the beginning and then throwing in some small sudden shots of more startling motions rather than have a continuous smooth theme.
- 4. The surroundings and costumes seen in the trailer present a very hospital-like theme in the beginning or maybe even a lab. This could tell us that the main character could be being experimented on and this gives a general sinister view of the film already.
- 5. The music in the trailer gives a very eerie and dramatic sense to the scenes; it also helps create suspense as the trailer itself builds up. The dialogue in the trailer is quite dramatic in giving exposition and cuts from person to person whilst they outline the basic story.
- 6. The editing within this trailer is fairly diversified as for the first section it repeatedly uses a shutter effect to dissolve and introduce new scenes. But for the second part, it opens up to a full screen display and uses fast-paced action-filled jump cuts.
- 7. The main character is presented as being very military, but also as something almost superhuman. As he is human but has enhanced skills which make him appear more deadly and more of a threat. The other characters presented look scared and worried as it is presumed they are against the protagonist.