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Film title

Use of the MPAA audience green screen

Institutional details with logos of production and distribution companies

The use of inter-titles to create meaning

Certification/ age classification details

Release date

Actors' names

Short takes

Quick paced edits

Transitions

Variety of mise-en-scene

Editing to the pace & tempo of the music

A variety of shot sizes/ types, angles and movements.  This maintains visual interest and avoids repetition of the traditional default of a mid-shot

Diegetic and non-diegetic sound, including dialogue, soundtrack/ score and voiceovers

Drama, suspense, action and use of key movie scenes to build interest for an audience

The turn line. That moment in a trailer where the music drops out for a single line of dialogue. This creates a dramatic moment of emphasis for an audience.

The rise.  The big dramatic crescendo that builds to the climax of the trailer.

Hits.  The pounding dramatic drum booms that are evident in so many trailers and contribute to the sense of drama.

The button.  The jump scare or the joke, (dependant upon genre) that comes directly after the main title reveal.

Introduction to the main characters

Enigma narrative.  Holding back on the turns and twists of the plot but giving the audience just enough of a flavour of expectation

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These products link together as they are both advertising the same film. The products both work well together as they can both advertise in different places where the other products can't. Trailers are good as they can go viral and can be shared more easy which can get the film more publicity. It doesn't cost anything for the trailer to be added onto YouTube which means if they have a small budget for advertisement the trailers are cheap and useful. Posters can be used in cinemas which means people are going can see the product and they are the people who already go to the cinema.

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The trailer starts off from a black screen and the music begins to play. The music that begins is non- dietetic and has mysterious element to it this sets the atmosphere for the movie. The trailer than starts and the mysterious music is explained as they find a large shipwreck at the bottom the sea. An long establishing shot is used to show how big the boat is and how isolated the boat is which makes the audience questions what happened to it. The camera then shows quick shots form inside the boat such as the large chandelier and the doll, the expensive chandelier gives the audience an idea that the boat was very glamorous when it was afloat and the child's doll makes us think something tragic must have happened due to a child's doll being abandoned.

The next shot is a close-up of a TV the camera keeps zooming in showing it has grabbed which ever character was in the rooms attention. On TV at 0:23 a drawing of a girl is shown, this has been purposely shown close-up so the audience sees it as this plays an important part of the story. The camera then shows an older woman who says "I'll be damned" she looks shock as she leans forward as if she can't believe her eye, which contradicts with the younger looking woman in the background who doesn't seem shocked. A link is made with the older woman and the drawing but the audience doesn't know yet. We find out a couple seconds later as the woman is on the telephone telling the man who found the boat that she is the woman.

The different medium shots that introduce the characters gives us small clues about the characters, such as Rose is wearing luxury clothes which shows she’s from a wealthy family whereas Jack is shown running and laughing carrying a large bag which may because he has stolen whatever is in the bag, this shows he is not from a wealthy family. The third character is wearing an expensive suit as he steps out of a car which shows he is also wealthy. The three character have all be shown gives the audience an idea that there could be a love triangle in the movie. There is many establishing shots to show the boat and all the expensive sets for the movie, this gives the audience a bit more context from the trailer so they know what to expect from the film.  The clothing used and the establishing shots from the trailer gives the audience an idea when the film was set.

When Rose and Jack first meet, it's on a stormy night, the lighting used is grey and dark blues to create a similar atmosphere to what Rose is feeling at the time. She is hanging off the outside of the boat, the camera then shows a shot of Jack and her looking out to the sea again but their body language show they both like each other as they look out towards sea however, this time instead of the darker tones everything is much brighter and happier, the sun is setting and the sky is full of oranges, yellows.

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Titanic | #TBT Trailer | 20th Century FOX

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In this trailer they have used more traditional instrumental music rather than modern pieces. The music fits the genre of the film and therefore people know that the film is not set in the 21st century. The opening piece from the soundtrack as an almost fairytail to it which suit the plot as she is about to become Queen. The dialogue in the trailer is from the movie which creates anticipation to find to what they are talking about and what happens in the movie. There is a voice over in the trailer, the voice is British which suits the theme of the movie as its about England's royal family. The British accent also creates an atmosphere that the film is not set in the present. The voice over also gives us some context on what is happening in the trailer so the clip makes sense whilst also providing the audience with important information about the film such as when the film is released in cinemas.

The setting has huge houses and pretty gardens to suit the plot of the film and the costumes for the characters are all wearing outfits from the correct era. The mise-en-scene is important in films because if it doesn't all match it will look out of place and unprofessional or won't suit the genre, for period-dramas it's important as if something looks too modern or something from the wrong era the film won't look as realistic.

The camera shots help the audience see everything important in the movie. Such as at 0:09 an close up of Victoria at the start allows the audience to establish that she is the main character so that during the rest of the clip they will focus mainly on her. Another is the long shot used at 0:19 which shows the expensive lifestyle Victoria gets to enjoy. Long shots are used at different times to show the audience the setting but also to remind them who she is and what the story is about.  A low angle shot is then used at 2:12 to show that Victoria has over came all her problems and has finally been made Queen and that she now holds a lot of power- this gives the audience a sneak peak of the better part for the main character Victoria.

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