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The document describes a content analysis of the film trailer for "Just Go With It" where the author tracked the shot numbers, scenes, and shot lengths in seconds of the trailer. They found shot lengths varied from 1 second up to 16 seconds, with most shots being under 10 seconds and the trailer cutting between 25 different shots across 15 different scenes over its runtime.
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- 1. Content Analysis For the content analysis I looked at the film trailer of ‘JustGo With It’ to get an insight into the shots, scenes and shot lengths of a film trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jz5Ubqhru7g Shot Number Scene Number Shot Length (seconds) 1 1 1 second 2 1 1 second 3 2 2 seconds 4 2 2 seconds 5 3 4 seconds 6 4 1 second 7 5 1 second 8 6 7 seconds 9 7 3 seconds 10 8 1 second 11 9 3 seconds 12 8 9 seconds 13 9 11 seconds 14 10 9 seconds 15 11 6 seconds 16 12 7 seconds 17 12 10 seconds 18 13 16 seconds 19 14 1 seconds 20 15 2 seconds 21 14 3 seconds 22 14 10 seconds 23 15 2 seconds 24 15 1 second 25 16 10 seconds