This document summarizes the process of constructing a film trailer. It outlines the equipment used, including a video camera, tripod, headphones, and editing software. It then discusses the evidence of filming over two days and the editing process in iMovie. Key aspects of editing included dragging desired footage to the storyboard, adjusting audio levels, adding text and transitions, and creating sounds using GarageBand. The document concludes with discussing developing a first draft, making changes based on feedback, and the final product.

1. TRAILER
CONSTRUCTION

2. Equipment used
O HD video camera
O Tripod
O Headphones
O MacBook Pro
O IMovie
O Garage band
O External Microphone

3. EVIDENCE OF FILMING
O * Please click the link below to view my
Prezi on filming *
O Construction evidence Day 1 filming

4. EDITING
O I USED IMOVIE to edit my footage
O At first my trailer was almost 10 Miunutes
long
O A conventional film trailer is 2-3 minutes
long

5. I dragged the parts I wanted to
keep to the storyboard

6. I could detach sound and edit or remove it

7. Audio is now separated

8. I was then able to increase or decrease the
volume and reduce background noise.

9. This is the section that allows you to import music
from elsewhere such as my voice over

10. Added text
Typography was very common in the thriller films that
I had watched. They assist the plot.

11. Transitions
I mainly used the cross dissolve and fade to black as
these were most conventional to thrillers

12. Sound - garage band

13. O I created sounds using the onscreen
keyboard and the keyboard on my laptop
to type the notes.
By clicking that I was able to open up a menu
allowing me to rearrange the notes by simply pulling
them u p and down on the screen.

14. FIRST DRAFT

15. CHANGES AFTER FEEDBACK

16. FINAL PRODUCT