Film trailers are short summaries of upcoming films, created using clips edited together to convey the mood and story of the film. They are shown on websites like YouTube, television, and in cinemas to advertise films and create interest in viewers, especially those in the target audience for that film. Trailers are typically released one to two months before the film's premiere in cinemas.

1. Film Trailer
What are Film trailers?
Film trailers are a small
summary of what a film will
be about. This is to do with
advertisement before it
releases into the cinema.
Why are they made?
This then makes
people tensed to
want to watch the
movie.
How do they work?
They work by series of clips
from the movie being put
together to create a sort of
mood board but digital
instead of a still image.
Who are they for?
The target audience, they are
the people who watch the
movies. Also, movies are all rated
with different age boundaries
such as a horror movie being
18+.
Where do we see them?
We see them mostly on the internet
such as YouTube and social media
websites. They also advertise on
television and on buses etc. they are
then showed on cinema screens
before they are released.
When are they realised?
They are released on the
internet such as YouTube; this
is mainly shown a month or
two before they are released.