What is a film trailer and what is it's purpose?
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A film trailer is a commercial that previews a movie in order to entice audiences to watch it. Based on audience feedback, effective trailers either use the best bits from the film to excite viewers or reveal parts of the narrative without giving away the whole storyline, keeping the trailer enigmatic. The purpose is to market the film by giving audiences insight into what it is about while maintaining intrigue.
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What is a film trailer and what is it's purpose?
A film trailer is a commercial that previews a movie to entice audiences to watch it. The author reviewed audience feedback on trailers and found that effective trailers either use the best bits from the film to excite viewers or reveal parts of the narrative without giving away the whole storyline, keeping the trailer enigmatic. Based on this research, the author concluded that a good trailer persuades potential viewers to see the movie by showing exciting clips or providing insight into the film's story in a mysterious way.
What is a film trailer and what is it's purpose?
A film trailer is a commercial that aims to entice audiences to watch a film by showing select, engaging parts of the movie without revealing the entire storyline. Based on audience feedback reviews, an effective trailer introduces main cast members and focuses on well-known actors to attract viewers. The purpose is to pique interest in the film and leave some mystery, while giving audiences a sense of what to expect from the story. More research is still needed to determine other elements that make for a successful trailer.
Moodboard
A film production's identification logo or image allows it to be distinguished from its competitors and indicates to the audience who funded the film's making. The identification is usually displayed at the beginning of the film before or during the opening sequence to capture maximum audience attention when everyone is watching. Commenters appreciated logos that were simple yet eye-catching, reflected the type of films the company produces, and inspired original design ideas for their own production identifications.
evaluation - review
The document discusses creating a film review as part of a media studies assignment. It provides research on real film reviews from websites to understand their purpose and structure. The author notices reviews can have an informal tone to engage audiences while still maintaining a clear layout. Their own review applies this research, replicating elements like a navigation bar but adding their own twist with an interview to provide insider commentary.
Evaluation3
From audience feedback on their teaser trailer, the filmmaker learned that their target male audience preferred a thriller genre that was both conventional yet unpredictable. They conducted a focus group that provided feedback on liking camera angles that added a sense of realism, but disliking the low budget appearance and inability to hear dialogue. Reviews of the heartbeat sound in the trailer were mixed, with some feeling it built intrigue while others wanted to hear the dialogue.
Questionnaire of poster
The document summarizes the findings of a questionnaire about film posters given to 20 participants. Key findings include that participants expect an image, title, and text on a poster. Posters that featured a central character shot were seen as most persuasive as they give insight into the narrative. Conveying the genre through mise-en-scene was also effective. Posters were identified as the most persuasive form of advertising compared to trailers or reviews as they build mystery while informing audiences. The findings will influence the creator's own poster to meet audience expectations through compelling imagery, clear communication of genre, and an intriguing central character shot.
How did you use media technologies
The document discusses the use of various media technologies during the research, planning, construction, and evaluation stages of creating a short film about eating disorders. During research, YouTube was used to study techniques from amateur and professional short films. Adobe InDesign was used to design a film review page for promotional purposes. The editing software iMovie was used to edit the short film, though it had lower quality than viewing clips online. Gif.com was utilized to create gifs from the short film for a blog, allowing parts to be shared without viewers watching the entire film.
How did you use media technologies....
The document discusses the use of various media technologies during the research, planning, construction, and evaluation stages of creating a short film about eating disorders. During research, YouTube was used to study techniques from amateur and professional short films. Adobe InDesign was used to design a film review page for promotional purposes. The editing software iMovie was used to manipulate shots and create transitions but had quality limitations. GIFs created from YouTube clips on GIF.com helped evaluate the short film by presenting clips and sounds on a blog.
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What is a film trailer and what is it's purpose?
A film trailer is a commercial that previews a movie to entice audiences to watch it. The author reviewed audience feedback on trailers and found that effective trailers either use the best bits from the film to excite viewers or reveal parts of the narrative without giving away the whole storyline, keeping the trailer enigmatic. Based on this research, the author concluded that a good trailer persuades potential viewers to see the movie by showing exciting clips or providing insight into the film's story in a mysterious way.
What is a film trailer and what is it's purpose?
A film trailer is a commercial that aims to entice audiences to watch a film by showing select, engaging parts of the movie without revealing the entire storyline. Based on audience feedback reviews, an effective trailer introduces main cast members and focuses on well-known actors to attract viewers. The purpose is to pique interest in the film and leave some mystery, while giving audiences a sense of what to expect from the story. More research is still needed to determine other elements that make for a successful trailer.
Moodboard
A film production's identification logo or image allows it to be distinguished from its competitors and indicates to the audience who funded the film's making. The identification is usually displayed at the beginning of the film before or during the opening sequence to capture maximum audience attention when everyone is watching. Commenters appreciated logos that were simple yet eye-catching, reflected the type of films the company produces, and inspired original design ideas for their own production identifications.
evaluation - review
The document discusses creating a film review as part of a media studies assignment. It provides research on real film reviews from websites to understand their purpose and structure. The author notices reviews can have an informal tone to engage audiences while still maintaining a clear layout. Their own review applies this research, replicating elements like a navigation bar but adding their own twist with an interview to provide insider commentary.
Evaluation3
From audience feedback on their teaser trailer, the filmmaker learned that their target male audience preferred a thriller genre that was both conventional yet unpredictable. They conducted a focus group that provided feedback on liking camera angles that added a sense of realism, but disliking the low budget appearance and inability to hear dialogue. Reviews of the heartbeat sound in the trailer were mixed, with some feeling it built intrigue while others wanted to hear the dialogue.
Questionnaire of poster
The document summarizes the findings of a questionnaire about film posters given to 20 participants. Key findings include that participants expect an image, title, and text on a poster. Posters that featured a central character shot were seen as most persuasive as they give insight into the narrative. Conveying the genre through mise-en-scene was also effective. Posters were identified as the most persuasive form of advertising compared to trailers or reviews as they build mystery while informing audiences. The findings will influence the creator's own poster to meet audience expectations through compelling imagery, clear communication of genre, and an intriguing central character shot.
How did you use media technologies
The document discusses the use of various media technologies during the research, planning, construction, and evaluation stages of creating a short film about eating disorders. During research, YouTube was used to study techniques from amateur and professional short films. Adobe InDesign was used to design a film review page for promotional purposes. The editing software iMovie was used to edit the short film, though it had lower quality than viewing clips online. Gif.com was utilized to create gifs from the short film for a blog, allowing parts to be shared without viewers watching the entire film.
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The document discusses the use of various media technologies during the research, planning, construction, and evaluation stages of creating a short film about eating disorders. During research, YouTube was used to study techniques from amateur and professional short films. Adobe InDesign was used to design a film review page for promotional purposes. The editing software iMovie was used to manipulate shots and create transitions but had quality limitations. GIFs created from YouTube clips on GIF.com helped evaluate the short film by presenting clips and sounds on a blog.
A2 Media evaluation-question 2
The document discusses the evaluation of a student's media studies coursework which involved creating a short horror film along with two ancillary tasks: a film poster and magazine review. The poster and review were intended to attract attention to and promote the film. The student analyzed other successful horror film posters and reviews to identify conventions to apply to their own poster and review. This included using dark colors, shadowy images, and plot details without spoilers. The student concluded that applying industry conventions and incorporating elements from their film helped make the ancillary tasks effective complements to their main project, the short horror film.
Secondary research
This document summarizes research from multiple sources about techniques for making effective movie trailers. It discusses tips learned from analyzing the trailer for the movie "Taken", such as including exciting action and leaving audiences wanting more. It also reviews advice from an expert in movie trailers on including original content and cliffhangers. Editing tips from a book on filmmaking are mentioned, such as knowing when to cut. The research concludes different techniques that will help in producing an engaging trailer, like an attention-grabbing opening and non-linear storytelling.
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Media
The document discusses how the creator of a psychological horror film product engaged their audience and how the product could be distributed. Through a questionnaire, the creator found their audience preferred psychological horror films and focused on sound, lighting, and a main character with "psycho" issues. While there are no explicit lessons in the plot, audiences could take away that it's okay to talk to others when going through difficulties. The product shows escapism through intense snippets and suspenseful music that draw audiences in without revealing too much. The creator hopes to distribute the film on multiple platforms to increase advertising, profits, and accessibility for audiences.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses how the author used various technologies in constructing, researching, planning, and evaluating their media product. In construction, they used Paint.net and Adobe Premiere to create the trailer and ancillary products. In research, they used IMDb and YouTube to look at similar films and trailers for inspiration. In planning, Adobe was used to storyboard the trailer. For evaluation, the author created a presentation using PowerPoint and shared it on SlideShare for feedback. The author found that using simple, easy to use programs allowed them to focus on the content of their work rather than technical issues.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses how the filmmaker addressed and attracted their target audience through various techniques. Research was conducted including audience questionnaires and focus groups to understand how to appeal to viewers. The genre of thriller was chosen as it is popular and uses an intriguing traditional plot of a curse. Sound and editing were inspired by popular horror films to attract fans of the genre. Character styles and props were used to reflect the target demographic of teenagers/young adults. Camera shots like close-ups and editing techniques like quick cuts and motion editing were used to build suspense and curiosity in viewers.
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Short films are important for several reasons. For institutions, short films allow companies to promote upcoming full-length feature films and test audience interest and reception without large financial risk. Short films also build hype for future films. For audiences, short films create hype and offer a preview of potential upcoming full-length films, generating excitement. Additionally, the rising success of short films means that amateur filmmakers on YouTube now have a chance to create short films that could win awards and profits.
Media Evaluation.
The document discusses how the author used various technologies in constructing, researching, planning, and evaluating their media product. In construction, they used Paint.net and Adobe Premiere to create the trailer and ancillary products. In research, they used IMDb and YouTube to look at similar films and trailers. In planning, Adobe was used to storyboard the trailer. For evaluation, the author created a presentation using PowerPoint and shared it on SlideShare. The author found word processors and PowerPoint effective for evaluation due to their ease of use.
A2 media studies coursework evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Luke Mayes' short film project. It discusses how the film used conventions of short films such as limited characters and exaggerated reactions. It analyzes how the film challenged conventions by leaving the narrative unfinished. Feedback was gathered through surveys which showed that most viewers were male, aged 16-18, and enjoyed the film and characters. The feedback indicated areas for improvement like camera work. Overall, the project met its goal of entertaining audiences.
Media Evaluation.
The document discusses how the author used various technologies during the construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages of creating their media product. During construction, they used Paint.net and Adobe Premiere to create the trailer and ancillary products. In research, they used IMDb and YouTube to research similar films and trailers. Planning was done using Adobe to storyboard shots and plan where music would be inserted. Evaluation involved uploading the PowerPoint to SlideShare to share. The author found the simpler programs like word processors and PowerPoints the easiest to use.
Evaluation
This document provides an evaluation of a short film created by the author for the website "Short of the Week". The 5-10 minute film engages the target audience with a variety of clips, including short action clips and slower clips to add tension. Shots were in focus and of high quality, with good sound levels and dialogue. Mise-en-scene was achieved through realistic props and costumes. Strengths included varied shots and quick editing to keep the audience engaged. The only weakness was the potentially complicated plot, though friends said it was understandable. Creating the film was a learning experience for the author.
Media Evaluation.
Jared Spencer evaluated his own media product and how it developed or challenged conventions of real media.
He summarized that his teaser trailer was influenced by the film "Hitman" as they had similar narratives. However, he challenged some conventions such as having the main character look directly at the camera to suggest rebellion. He also used fewer shots and fast pacing to conceal the plot.
For his magazine cover, he developed conventions of "Total Film" by having background images link to the theme and film. He challenged codes by having the character look away and overlap the title.
From audience feedback on his trailer and magazine mock-ups, he learned feedback is key to understanding if his work is on the right track
Evaluation Question 3 - Audience feedback
The document discusses using surveys and focus groups to gather feedback at different stages of a thriller film production. Feedback from an initial survey identified that characters needed to be more relatable. Feedback on a rough cut suggested improving the lighting and setting. Focus groups provided guidance on trailer conventions like building suspense and revealing some but not all of the plot. Feedback was incorporated at each stage, culminating in a final trailer that met audience expectations for mystery, tension, and an antagonist/protagonist confrontation.
The purpose of trailers
Trailers are an important part of a film's marketing campaign. They are produced and released before the film in order to generate excitement and attract audiences to the theater. Teasers and theatrical trailers are both used at different stages. Trailers need to be tailored for different countries by adjusting language or accents to suit local audiences. Early pirated copies of films available online can reduce box office profits by allowing audiences to watch before the official release date.
CRITICAL REFLECTION
The document discusses Mahum Kamran's film project "Look Right Through Me". It uses conventions from thriller genres like quick cuts and suspenseful music but challenges conventions through its sole use of natural sunlight. The main character is a troubled teenage girl from a middle-class family, though no specific social issues are addressed. The film hopes to engage audiences aged 30-35 with its captivating plot and angles. Due to its low-budget, the film would likely be distributed online through sites like YouTube. Working on the project helped Kamran improve production skills like camera angles and incorporating music. Technologies like laptops, a DSLR camera and the internet were integral to research, editing and completing the project.
Audience feedback Evaluation
The document discusses obtaining audience feedback throughout the production of coursework to identify strengths and weaknesses. Survey responses indicated that the film trailer effectively conveyed the narrative through typical thriller elements like lighting, camera work, and sound. Character differences were clear through symbols like a cross. Feedback suggested using a variety of simple shots without revealing too much to maintain interest. This analysis allowed the filmmaker to improve their trailer by opening with various establishing shots connecting the setting of isolation to the characters.
Audience feedback summary
The document provides feedback from audience questionnaires and online comments about a student's trailer, poster, and website created to promote a psychological thriller film. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, praising the dark tone and suspenseful structure of the trailer as well as the consistent visual style across all the marketing materials. Minor criticisms involved some aspects of cinematography in the trailer. The feedback confirmed that the marketing campaign successfully conveyed the film's genre and brand identity, and would encourage viewers to watch the movie. Conducting audience feedback at various stages of the project helped the student improve their work and understand its effectiveness.
What is the purpose of film openings
The document discusses different perspectives on effective film openings from directors and critics. Thomas Sutcliffe argues that film openings need to seduce audiences into long-term commitment rather than instant arousal to manage expectations. Jean Jacques Beineix suggests that instant arousal can lead audiences to demand increasingly outrageous content. A good opening provides enough information to engage audiences but not too much to ruin the film's purpose. Stanley Kauffmann describes an effective classical opening as an establishing shot moving into a building through a window to introduce the setting. A favorite trick of film noir is to start with the end and build curiosity around how the event occurred.
Pre proposal fmp
The student proposes creating a film trailer and promotional poster for a horror film as their FMP idea. They chose this genre because they are interested in horror and feel they can create a good media product in this style. The project is important to them because they want to pursue a career in film editing after finishing their education. Their initial research will involve analyzing other successful horror films and their trailers to understand what drew audiences to those films. The goal is to intrigue viewers and make them want to watch the hypothetical film, as well as scare the audience with a spooky, tense atmosphere that puts them on edge. The student decided on this horror style and tone because they enjoy the genre personally.
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The document discusses how the creator of a psychological horror film product engaged their audience and how the product could be distributed. Through a questionnaire, the creator found their audience preferred psychological horror films and focused on sound, lighting, and a main character with "psycho" issues. While there are no explicit lessons in the plot, audiences could take away that it's okay to talk to others when going through difficulties. The product shows escapism through intense snippets and suspenseful music that draw audiences in without revealing too much. The creator hopes to distribute the film on multiple platforms to increase advertising, profits, and accessibility for audiences.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses how the author used various technologies in constructing, researching, planning, and evaluating their media product. In construction, they used Paint.net and Adobe Premiere to create the trailer and ancillary products. In research, they used IMDb and YouTube to look at similar films and trailers for inspiration. In planning, Adobe was used to storyboard the trailer. For evaluation, the author created a presentation using PowerPoint and shared it on SlideShare for feedback. The author found that using simple, easy to use programs allowed them to focus on the content of their work rather than technical issues.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses how the filmmaker addressed and attracted their target audience through various techniques. Research was conducted including audience questionnaires and focus groups to understand how to appeal to viewers. The genre of thriller was chosen as it is popular and uses an intriguing traditional plot of a curse. Sound and editing were inspired by popular horror films to attract fans of the genre. Character styles and props were used to reflect the target demographic of teenagers/young adults. Camera shots like close-ups and editing techniques like quick cuts and motion editing were used to build suspense and curiosity in viewers.
Why are short films important?
Short films are important for several reasons. For institutions, short films allow companies to promote upcoming full-length feature films and test audience interest and reception without large financial risk. Short films also build hype for future films. For audiences, short films create hype and offer a preview of potential upcoming full-length films, generating excitement. Additionally, the rising success of short films means that amateur filmmakers on YouTube now have a chance to create short films that could win awards and profits.
Media Evaluation.
The document discusses how the author used various technologies in constructing, researching, planning, and evaluating their media product. In construction, they used Paint.net and Adobe Premiere to create the trailer and ancillary products. In research, they used IMDb and YouTube to look at similar films and trailers. In planning, Adobe was used to storyboard the trailer. For evaluation, the author created a presentation using PowerPoint and shared it on SlideShare. The author found word processors and PowerPoint effective for evaluation due to their ease of use.
A2 media studies coursework evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Luke Mayes' short film project. It discusses how the film used conventions of short films such as limited characters and exaggerated reactions. It analyzes how the film challenged conventions by leaving the narrative unfinished. Feedback was gathered through surveys which showed that most viewers were male, aged 16-18, and enjoyed the film and characters. The feedback indicated areas for improvement like camera work. Overall, the project met its goal of entertaining audiences.
Media Evaluation.
The document discusses how the author used various technologies during the construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages of creating their media product. During construction, they used Paint.net and Adobe Premiere to create the trailer and ancillary products. In research, they used IMDb and YouTube to research similar films and trailers. Planning was done using Adobe to storyboard shots and plan where music would be inserted. Evaluation involved uploading the PowerPoint to SlideShare to share. The author found the simpler programs like word processors and PowerPoints the easiest to use.
Evaluation
This document provides an evaluation of a short film created by the author for the website "Short of the Week". The 5-10 minute film engages the target audience with a variety of clips, including short action clips and slower clips to add tension. Shots were in focus and of high quality, with good sound levels and dialogue. Mise-en-scene was achieved through realistic props and costumes. Strengths included varied shots and quick editing to keep the audience engaged. The only weakness was the potentially complicated plot, though friends said it was understandable. Creating the film was a learning experience for the author.
Media Evaluation.
Jared Spencer evaluated his own media product and how it developed or challenged conventions of real media.
He summarized that his teaser trailer was influenced by the film "Hitman" as they had similar narratives. However, he challenged some conventions such as having the main character look directly at the camera to suggest rebellion. He also used fewer shots and fast pacing to conceal the plot.
For his magazine cover, he developed conventions of "Total Film" by having background images link to the theme and film. He challenged codes by having the character look away and overlap the title.
From audience feedback on his trailer and magazine mock-ups, he learned feedback is key to understanding if his work is on the right track
Evaluation Question 3 - Audience feedback
The document discusses using surveys and focus groups to gather feedback at different stages of a thriller film production. Feedback from an initial survey identified that characters needed to be more relatable. Feedback on a rough cut suggested improving the lighting and setting. Focus groups provided guidance on trailer conventions like building suspense and revealing some but not all of the plot. Feedback was incorporated at each stage, culminating in a final trailer that met audience expectations for mystery, tension, and an antagonist/protagonist confrontation.
The purpose of trailers
Trailers are an important part of a film's marketing campaign. They are produced and released before the film in order to generate excitement and attract audiences to the theater. Teasers and theatrical trailers are both used at different stages. Trailers need to be tailored for different countries by adjusting language or accents to suit local audiences. Early pirated copies of films available online can reduce box office profits by allowing audiences to watch before the official release date.
CRITICAL REFLECTION
The document discusses Mahum Kamran's film project "Look Right Through Me". It uses conventions from thriller genres like quick cuts and suspenseful music but challenges conventions through its sole use of natural sunlight. The main character is a troubled teenage girl from a middle-class family, though no specific social issues are addressed. The film hopes to engage audiences aged 30-35 with its captivating plot and angles. Due to its low-budget, the film would likely be distributed online through sites like YouTube. Working on the project helped Kamran improve production skills like camera angles and incorporating music. Technologies like laptops, a DSLR camera and the internet were integral to research, editing and completing the project.
Audience feedback Evaluation
The document discusses obtaining audience feedback throughout the production of coursework to identify strengths and weaknesses. Survey responses indicated that the film trailer effectively conveyed the narrative through typical thriller elements like lighting, camera work, and sound. Character differences were clear through symbols like a cross. Feedback suggested using a variety of simple shots without revealing too much to maintain interest. This analysis allowed the filmmaker to improve their trailer by opening with various establishing shots connecting the setting of isolation to the characters.
Audience feedback summary
The document provides feedback from audience questionnaires and online comments about a student's trailer, poster, and website created to promote a psychological thriller film. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, praising the dark tone and suspenseful structure of the trailer as well as the consistent visual style across all the marketing materials. Minor criticisms involved some aspects of cinematography in the trailer. The feedback confirmed that the marketing campaign successfully conveyed the film's genre and brand identity, and would encourage viewers to watch the movie. Conducting audience feedback at various stages of the project helped the student improve their work and understand its effectiveness.
What is the purpose of film openings
The document discusses different perspectives on effective film openings from directors and critics. Thomas Sutcliffe argues that film openings need to seduce audiences into long-term commitment rather than instant arousal to manage expectations. Jean Jacques Beineix suggests that instant arousal can lead audiences to demand increasingly outrageous content. A good opening provides enough information to engage audiences but not too much to ruin the film's purpose. Stanley Kauffmann describes an effective classical opening as an establishing shot moving into a building through a window to introduce the setting. A favorite trick of film noir is to start with the end and build curiosity around how the event occurred.
Pre proposal fmp
The student proposes creating a film trailer and promotional poster for a horror film as their FMP idea. They chose this genre because they are interested in horror and feel they can create a good media product in this style. The project is important to them because they want to pursue a career in film editing after finishing their education. Their initial research will involve analyzing other successful horror films and their trailers to understand what drew audiences to those films. The goal is to intrigue viewers and make them want to watch the hypothetical film, as well as scare the audience with a spooky, tense atmosphere that puts them on edge. The student decided on this horror style and tone because they enjoy the genre personally.
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Event Link:- https://meetups.mulesoft.com/events/details/mulesoft-mysore-presents-mule-event-processing-models/
Agenda
● What is event processing in MuleSoft?
● Types of event processing models in Mule 4
● Distinction between the reactive, parallel, blocking & non-blocking processing
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Speaker:-
Shivani Yasaswi - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shivaniyasaswi/
Organizers:-
Shubham Chaurasia - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubhamchaurasia1/
Giridhar Meka - https://www.linkedin.com/in/giridharmeka
Priya Shaw - https://www.linkedin.com/in/priya-shaw
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