Research on Teaser Trailers of Action Genre
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This document analyzes and summarizes the key elements and styles used in teaser trailers for action movies. It finds that many action movie teasers use fast cuts and pacing, with dialogue, titles and imagery fading in and out or changing rapidly. They also frequently incorporate elements like negative images, sound bridges and transitions that add to the tension and intensity of the trailers in order to engage and intrigue potential viewers.
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The title sequences of Se7en, Panic Room, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo use visuals and music to set the tone and build anticipation for each film. Se7en's sequence uses sounds of thunder, drums, and screeching to create an uneasy atmosphere. Panic Room's titles focus on the aesthetics of the city skyline and use music to convey the thriller genre. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo opens with the song "Immigrant Song" to set a mysterious, fast-paced tone, and uses dark colors, fire, and quick cuts between odd images to intrigue viewers about the film's events.
Postmodern Trailer Analysis 1 Films 1-5
This document provides an analysis of 5 movie trailers and how they relate to postmodernism. The trailers analyzed are for Jurassic World, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, Memento, Run Lola Run, and The Avengers. Each trailer summary highlights the narrative structure, visual and audio elements, and how they incorporate postmodern concepts like hyperreality, simulacrum, surreality, and intertextuality through their portrayal of fictional worlds, characters, and stories.
Principals and purposes of editing
The document discusses various techniques used in film editing to manipulate tempo, timing, and narrative sequencing. It provides examples of how editing can rapidly cut between shots, use different shot transitions like fades or cuts, condense or expand time through montages, and draw attention to specific details with close-ups or shot reverse shots. Pioneer filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock was an early innovator of editing techniques in his films like Psycho.
Trailers and Films Comparison
Trailers and films are both meant to tell a story, but have key differences in length, narrative development, editing, sound, and inclusion of titles. Trailers are usually 2-3 minutes while films are over an hour and a half. Trailers provide a brief overview and tease the narrative through exciting clips, while films develop the full narrative over a longer period of time. Editing in trailers uses short clips and a fast pace to entice viewers, whereas films employ various editing techniques to progress the story. Voiceovers and music are commonly used in trailers to describe the film, while films incorporate dialogue and sounds from the actual movie. Trailers focus on action with few titles, while films include opening and closing
Music Video pro forma
The document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including templates and requirements for different sections of pre-production planning. It suggests selecting a song, generating 3 ideas for interpreting it in different styles/techniques, and researching 5 example music videos.
The summary includes 3 potential ideas for songs ("Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica, songs by Foals and Alter Bridge) and techniques like varied shots, close-ups, lighting, and editing to the beat. It also outlines conventions like a narrative with resolution and focusing on one character. The final idea is to make a comedic video depicting a character playing "Nothing Else Matters" on Guitar Hero after being unable to go outside in the rain.
Sound editing and recording work
The document discusses the importance of sound recording and editing in films, television, and other media. It provides several examples to illustrate key points. Sound editing is used to fit sounds within time constraints for television, remove inappropriate language, and manipulate the chronological order of speech. Editing ambient sounds can add tension or tell parts of the story. Factual documentaries may add sounds to improve audio quality, while fictional works may use creative sound editing, like altering animal noises or blending sound effects with music. Proper timing of background music with visuals is important to create dramatic effect. Overall, sound editing techniques are used to serve the director's vision and tell stories in both factual and fictional content.
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The document discusses the importance of sound recording and editing in films, television, and other media. It provides several examples to illustrate key points. Sound editing is used to fit sounds within time constraints for television, remove inappropriate language, and manipulate the chronological order of speech. Editing ambient sounds can add tension or tell parts of the story. Factual documentaries may add sounds to improve audio quality, while fictional works may use creative sound editing, like altering animal noises or blending sound effects. Proper timing of background music is important to create dramatic effect. Overall, sound editing is a vital part of crafting narratives and meeting various production needs across different genres.
Trailer analysis - Snatch
The trailer introduces the main characters including the protagonists Turkish and Tommy, and antagonists Cousin Avi and Brick Top. Through voiceover and dialogue, it establishes the narrative of a diamond heist and underlying boxing plot. The editing is very fast-paced, with quick scene transitions, zooms, and slides accompanied by intense music. Mise-en-scene, costumes, and sets help establish the characters and gritty criminal underworld genre.
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留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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Research on Teaser Trailers of Action Genre
- 1. Research on Teaser Trailers of Action Genre
- 3. Old computer style font sets the scene
- 4. Graphics (white text on black background) and voiceover
- 5. Starts off slow then fast paced – can’t really see things
- 6. Title graphics look like ice – ties in with theme of the filmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM488clsTWI
- 8. Zooms into diamond – shows man (leader?) – zooms back out diamond
- 9. Transitions have black and white stripes or newspaper?
- 10. Flashes up with split screen images – yellow or green colour/then goes full screen
- 11. Dialogue and writing shows narrative along with sound bridge
- 12. Image turns black and white
- 13. Scene freezes on characters face and then shows their namehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8jbt0wBkMI&feature=PlayList&p=B2AC25788C9EBAFF&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=28
- 15. Fade to black lots – picture goes negative
- 16. Shows director and executive producer
- 17. Metal transformers into writing – ‘Revenge is coming’
- 18. Metal like titles – capital, bold on black backgroundhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maPFhlFfJG8
- 20. Dialogue shows narrative
- 21. Shows broken TV image with news – multicoloured/negative
- 22. Shows actors names – white capitals on black background
- 23. Titles – capital, bold, stone like on black background
- 24. After website shown is clip to make audience jumphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYc3vOmof_8
- 26. One man talking – camera travelling round – goes black and shows different man
- 27. Images superimposed over each other
- 28. Image splits in strips on screen and goes off either side
- 29. Actors name and picture
- 30. Short clip after titles shownhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiwA3C2qeRo
- 32. Images fade into one another
- 33. Fade to black lots
- 34. Writing and dialogue shows narrative along with sound bridge
- 35. Camera flashes
- 36. Image goes black and white
- 37. Silhouettes turn into lettering the reflection is still the silhouettes – blue and white background, blue capital letters (medical?)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htP5rRwM1hM
- 39. Starts off slow paced
- 40. White capital bold writing and black background
- 41. Dialogue helps tell part of the narrative
- 42. Writing explodes into blue flash
- 43. Fade to black lots
- 44. Behind title lights zooming past – ties in with the theme of the filmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xckrqcTC5aA&feature=PlayList&p=EBBA7476AECAC1A5&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=12
- 46. Production company shown in middle of teaser trailer
- 47. Image goes negative
- 48. Dialogue shows narrative
- 49. Sound bridge
- 50. Black writing, capitals – background concrete and blood splatterhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq9TakXUB9s
- 52. Low-key lighting
- 53. Sound bridge
- 54. Straight cuts and jump cuts
- 55. Title is metal writing on black and silver backgroundhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv0eTObFEN0
- 57. Images fade into each other
- 58. Images goes negative
- 59. Image freezes and goes black and white
- 60. Dialogue and voiceover shows narrative
- 61. Sound bridge
- 62. White bold capital writing on black backgroundhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMqAVqmbBBM
- 64. Dialogue, voiceover and writing (white, capitals) show narrative
- 65. Production company shown half way through
- 66. Capital lettering, golden brown colour background like sunset
- 68. Titles has sparks coming from it – ties in with the theme of film
- 69. Clip after titleshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UrCio5kjWM
- 71. Dialogue, writing and voiceover show narrative
- 72. Image flashes negative
- 73. Starts of fast paced then slow paced – shows the contrast in their lives
- 74. Images fade into one another
- 75. Title white, capitals, bold on black background with target line behindhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPnFlo_Jr9I
- 77. Dialogue and writing show narrative (white, capitals on black background) later changes starts off to show things are ‘normal’
- 78. Special effects are really obvious
- 79. Fast and slow paced
- 80. Sound bridge
- 81. Titles bold, capital writing on smoky backgroundhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPC-5VoCkNE
- 83. Black background with white writing which changes red – danger
- 84. Dialogue and writing shows narrative
- 85. Different language – use of subtitles
- 86. Sound bridge
- 87. Writing white and red on black background (looks like stencil writing)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHihFA8q8xI
- 89. Dialogue shows narrative
- 90. Production company logo explodes and turns into the sun
- 91. Sound of gun loading changed the shot
- 92. Transition like TV with no signal – or broken camera
- 93. Security camera
- 94. Images turn negative
- 95. Titles silver, bold, capital on black background which explodes into bluehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6PtYja53aY&feature=player_embedded - t=146