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This document summarizes the shots taken during a film production. It includes the scene, shot, take, duration, description, quality of the video, and notes for each shot. Shot 1, take 2 and shot 1, take 3 were usable footage showing the main character disoriented while climbing a hill. Shot 1, take 5 also provided good, usable footage of the devil trying to escape from the character. The other shots either lacked relevance, audio, or quality of focus needed for the production.
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A teaser trailer is typically released long before a film, TV show or game to build hype. They are usually under 90 seconds and feature exciting moments without revealing the full plot. This leaves audiences wanting more information and draws them in. For example, the 1978 Superman trailer was one of the first teaser trailers, and the Star Wars Episode VII trailer highlighted the new lightsaber design while hiding other details. Teaser trailers aim to spark interest without giving everything away.
Narrative theories
The document discusses several narrative theories and how they relate to creating effective teaser trailers:
- Toderov's theory of narrative structure suggests films follow an equilibrium-disequilibrium-resolution structure. Teaser trailers should not show the entire structure to avoid spoilers and create intrigue.
- Strauss' theory of binary opposites holds that films feature opposing concepts or characters. Teasers highlight these opposites to intrigue audiences with the potential plotlines.
- Propp's theory of character archetypes suggests films feature consistent character types like heroes and villains. Teasers introduce these characters without revealing too much about their intentions.
- Barthes' enigma code theory
Genre introduction and definition 1b
The document proposes a hybrid genre of fantasy-action-drama called "fanactdra" for a teaser trailer. It would involve a devil (fantasy) cursing a cancer patient to commit wicked deeds to stay alive, incorporating elements of action and drama. The document then defines each genre: fantasy involves unrealistic elements, action features heroes overcoming challenges through feats and fights, and drama focuses on realistic and relatable characters experiencing real-life issues and emotions.
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The document discusses conventions for movie posters and how following these conventions can help create a more effective poster. It explores techniques like the rule of thirds, the Z layout, circular layout, and grid layout. These techniques are used to guide the audience's eye across the poster in an organized way and draw their attention to the most important elements, like the title, characters, or images. Understanding and applying these conventions can help the creator design a poster that achieves its goal of attracting people to the movie.
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