After showing the horror trailer to the target audience, they provided feedback to make it more similar to other trailers. Changes included adding a green screen certification to warn of content, modifying the title screen font and colors to be consistent and suit horror, and adding a "coming soon" release month for clarity.

1. Final Edits to Horror Trailer
After completion of the trailer, we showed this to the
target audience, they made suggestions in
comparison to other real products in circulation.
Rebecca Paterson

2. Certification Green Screen
We added a certification screen, which we made on Adobe
Photoshop. This was to conform to other product features,
and make the trailer more realistic. It is also so that
audiences are warned about certificates before viewing the
trailer.

3. Title Screen
We changed the title screen text font, colour and editing style.
We used the same font for the title screen as we did for the
text in between scenes to keep it consistent and also because
it better suited the genre of horror. we edited the title screen
so that the 2nd line would fade in after the 1st line which is
shown in the screen shots.

4. The audience also said that there was no indication of when the
film would be out like most other trailers, so we added in a
“coming soon” and month. We used the same editing technique
that we used for the title screen also to be consistent.