The document analyzes and summarizes three movie trailers. For each trailer, it identifies key elements like the main narrative or storyline, notable actors, use of music and pacing, and whether the trailer provides context or reveals major plot points. Elements common across the trailers mentioned include keeping the narrative and details limited to build intrigue without giving too much away, using music and pacing to set tone, and focusing on memorable elements like titles or actors to draw viewers in.

1. Lauren Hallworth

2. watch the trailer
 The narrative is the USP- dystopian view of the
world
 Shows the relationship between the family- how
it affects them
 The audio of alarms enforces the theme
 Soundtrack is really calming- contrapuntal to the
violent shots
 The speed of the trailer stays fairly the same
 Knowing that something is going to go wrong builds up
tension of the trailer.
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watch the trailer
Even though its based around time travel it
doesn’t come across as the main story line
Bruce Willis is the USP of the trailer- well known
actor.
Shows only snippets of the story line but still get
the gist of what its about- mixed up motif of
events- not in chronological order.
A lot of the explosions are shown to add tension
but aren’t given the context of them.
Colour isn’t as bright to show the time zone it is set in- apart
from POV drug shots.

4. Watch the trailer
 USP is the soundtrack
 Pace is quick- lots of dancing shots
 Some humour with the type of dancingshows you don’t have to like dancing to watch
the movie
 All shots about same length- motif
 Short voiceover- told its based on dancing and introduced to
main character- Kevin Bacon.
 Lots of shots of the title ‘Footloose’ x3- memorable
 Not much narrative given away- just shown that its based on
dancing/the right to dance.
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