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Time - Teaser trailers are a lot shorter than regular trailers, somewhere between 30-60 seconds.

Short sequence of clips from the film.

Brief insight to what the film is about.

Disclaimer - at the start of the film.

Released before the film has finished production.

Released at least 6 months before the films release.

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Psychological Thriller Film Conventions 

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Psychological Thriller Film Conventions 

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Low Key Lighting - Dark lighting, helping to create tension.

Shadows

Settings: Modern / Urban areas

Eerie Sounds - Create suspense and build up tension, ultimately leading to shocking the audience.

Camera Angles - quick camera movements to again build tension and panic.

Flashbacks - Flashbacks are often featured in this genre, allowing the audience to have an insight to a previous event which bring something in the present to light.

Filters - adding to the sense of mystery and eerie-ness of the film.

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Hitman: Agent 47 Official Trailer #1 (2015) - Rupert Friend, Zachary Quinto Movie HD

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Subscribe to TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/sxaw6h Subscribe to COMING SOON: http://bit.ly/H2vZUn Like us on FACEBOOK: http://goo.gl/dHs73 Follow us on TWITTER: http://bit.ly/1ghOWmt Hitman: Agent 47 Official Trailer #1 (2015) - Rupert Friend, Zachary Quinto Movie HD HITMAN: AGENT 47 centers on an elite assassin who was genetically engineered from conception to be the perfect killing machine, and is known only by the last two digits on the barcode tattooed on the back of his neck.

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Masthead - The title of the magazine at the top of the page.

Tag-line - The small text underneath the headline.

Font emphasis - Different variation of font, creating bigger emphasis on the larger font.

Film Character / Actor - A Photograph taken of one of the main actors in the film as the central image on the magazine.

Buzzwords - Words that entice the audience to buy the magazine i.e. "Massive" "Epic" "Free".

Barcode - Usually placed in one of the corners of the magazine.

Issue Number - The issue number of the magazine.

Date - the date the magazine was published.

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Narration - The protagonist of the film helping the narrative along via narration.

Music - Soundtrack of either 80's or Modern tracks

Teen Issues

Settings: School, Characters Houses, Shopping Centre

Stereotypes

Cliques

Contemporary / Modern Day Costume

Love Interests / Romance

Teenage Cast (excluding the parents)

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In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

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Marvel's "Avengers: Age of Ultron" - Teaser Trailer (OFFICIAL)

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Film Production Logos - At the start of the trailer. Can Help establish the genre of the trailer. Also, help sell the film.

Film Title - The title of the film is revealed at the end of the film trailer.

Narration - Introduces characters. In some trailers there is a narration to help along the narrative of the film.

Intertitles - Again like the narration, helps establish the narrative.

Social Media - Now a common thing for a trailer to include is a Hashtag to promote the film.

Music - Helps build up the pace of the trailer, and including popular music will help get an audience to view it.

Release Date - At the end of the trailer, telling the audience when the film will be released into cinemas.

Disclaimer - At the start of the trailer before anything else.

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Main Actors

BBFC Classification - What the film is rated i.e. 12, 15, 18, PG.

Production Company

Barcode

Film Title - On the right hand side / on the front cover, fitted around the main image.

Main Image - The characters from the film

Terms & Conditions

Running Time - On the back of the cover, telling the audience how long the film runs for.

Production Credits - Like on the all the products related to the film, production credits are there telling the name of the main people involved.

Special Features

Pictures from Production - Photographs from the film are placed on the back of the cover.

Synopsis - On the back of the cover, giving an overview of the film.

Reviews / Quotes

Film Logo - Also found on the spine of the cover.

Cast List

Spine Title - The film title along the spine of the cover.

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Related imagery - A picture of main actor/s from the film - helps present genre of the film

Reviews - Any awards the film has been up for or won, and reviews from magazine, newspaper and film websites, usually a quote from their review.

Large / dominant Film Title  - Found at center of the poster.

Tag Line - either above or below the film title.

Release Date

Production Company

Main Actors Names - Conventionally at the top of the poster, unless the poster design is minimalist.

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Image relating to the film - Usually an image of the protagonist or lead actors in the film, taking up most of the page.

Name of actors - Commonly found at the top of the poster.

Film title - The film title is found near the centre of the page. It's the largest font, so it stands out and catches the audiences eye.

Tag Line - Found either above or below the film's title. it's either a catchphrase or slogan, and used for advertising, or the punchline of a joke.

Production Company Logos - the production company logos are commonly found with the production credits at the bottom of the poster.

Release Date - the release date of a film is key, it's usually placed near the production credits, in a larger font.

Review - Reviews are usually fitted around the image not taking up much space. The reviewer is either a magazine, newspaper or film website. It is also common to have reviews from film festivals the film was entered in, and how many stars the film was rated.

Production Credits - Production Credits feature on every film product. On a film poster it's located at the bottom of the page, and in the smallest font to not draw any attention to it, detailing who made the film, who was involved, editors and producers etc.