1. How has my final trailer changed
from my storyboard?

2. I removed the news
report scene from my
trailer not only because
it didn’t look right in my
film but because I
thought it too long a
take for a trailer. So that
I could give the
information from the
report essential to my
narrative but not bore
the audience with a long
take I have simply taken
the audio which I will
put over other clips.

3. Jack (the horse supposed to
act for this shot) was
misbehaving so I couldn’t
get the shot that I needed.
This shot acts as part of a
reaction shot where my
main character Alice has to
scream. I then decided to
use a shot of the wicked
witch looking down into the
camera so that the shot
worked with the other shot
still. I used a low angle shot
as if it was from Alice’s
perspective and it makes the
witch appear more
intimidating.

4. I removed these
shots from my trailer.
This is because the
lightning and setting
don’t work well with
the rest of my trailer.
My trailer was also
too long so I had to
remove some of the
shots from it. This
led to me making the
decision to get rid of
some of my least
favourite shots.

5. As explained on
an earlier blog
post, the Hansel
and Gretel shots
could not be
filmed due to
problems with the
actors. I have
overcome this
problem in my
trailer by taking
an extra shot on
the Sunday of
Alioce dropping
bread on the
floor.

6. Although I liked these shots in terms of editing I
decided they didn’t match the overall look I trying
to create for my trailer. With my trailer extending
over the 2 and a half minute time allowed I decided
to remove these series of shots as they were not as
good as some of the others.

7. As for the same
reasons as detailed
on the previous
page I decided to
remove these shots
through a selection
process where I
decided which ones
were better than
others. The shots
displayed on the left
were those which
weren’t as good so I
decided to remove
them from my
trailer.