The document provides guidance on visual and audio techniques for creating the trailer of a psychological thriller film set in a school. It recommends using sound effects and a voiceover from the victim's perspective to set the school setting and elicit sympathy. A darker soundtrack and black-and-white effects should be used towards the end to hint at the psychological twist while tension is built through dramatic text graphics, a slower pace initially accelerating later, and low key lighting. Costumes, shots, and iconography are also discussed to distinguish characters and immerse the audience in the school setting.
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2. Sound effects such as a school bell ringing or the sound of
students talking help to establish the setting of a school.
A voiceover is used from the perspective of one of the main
characters, typically the victim to create sympathy for the
character.
A sound track in the background should darker/ sadder towards
the end to emphasis the psychological twist.
3. Text graphics are designed to look like social media buttons e.g. red box
around a words.
Black and white effects allow the audience to see the psychological twist
Low key lighting is used to show the darker mood of the film.
Dramatic words/ phrases appear on the screen in intervals to build
tension and make the audience question the narrative.
The pace starts off slower at the beginning and gets faster towards the
end as tension rises and psychological twists comes out
4. Cold, darker colours such as grey and blue can create a sinister effect or
make the audience believe a character is hopeless or emotionless.
Low key lighting helps to create a darker, serious mood for the trailer,
helping the audience to understand the themes.
Costume is essential to allow the audience to notice the difference between
characters and their personalities. Typical ‘mean girls’ may wear more
revealing clothes and the victim may have a more bland clothing choice.
5. High angled and low angled shots are used to show power/ weakness
amongst characters
Close up shots are used to help emphasis certain themes of the film
e.g. social media
Long/ mid shots are used to show the characters costumes, body
language and facial expressions
Establishing shots are used to show the setting being a school/ college
Iconography – lockers, students carrying books