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In Theaters this November! http://www.abouttimemovie.com The night after another unsatisfactory New Year party, Tim's father (Bill Nighy) tells his son that the men in his family have always had the ability to travel through time. Tim can't change history, but he can change what happens and has happened in his own life-so he decides to make his world a better place...by getting a girlfriend.

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Back to the Future Official Teaser Trailer #1 - Christopher Lloyd Movie (1985) HD

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Subscribe to TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/sxaw6h Subscribe to COMING SOON: http://bit.ly/H2vZUn Subscribe to CLASSIC TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/1u43jDe Like us on FACEBOOK: http://goo.gl/dHs73 Follow us on TWITTER: http://bit.ly/1ghOWmt Back to the Future Trailer - Directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Michael J. Fox Christopher Lloyd Lea Thompson Crispin Glover and Thomas F.

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Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer #2 (2017) | Movieclips Trailers

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Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer #2 (2017): Check out the new Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer starring Robert Downey Jr., Tom Holland, and Marisa Tomei! Be the first to watch, comment, and share trailers and movie teasers/clips dropping @MovieclipsTrailers.

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Beauty and the Beast US Official Trailer

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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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Spotlight interviews with actors/actresses and directors, etc.
Reviews on recent films related to the genre of the magazine
Future releases list showing new films coming to cinemas soon
Opinion articles about specific films where a journalists gives the audience their individual opinion of an often controversial film topic or point of view
Film news and previews
A ranking list of classic and recent films of the same or similar genre
Competitions and interactive features like copies of audience members' own reviews or opinion on films
A masterpiece/feature film section containing reviews, interviews, etc. on the feature film shown on the front cover of the magazine
Transcripts from notable film scenes

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Main image - containing the main character of the film. Usually just one or two models. Solid background colour often used so that the cover isn't crowded and text will stand out and be clear. Subjects are nearly always using direct mode of address to interact with the audience and entice them, making them want to pick up and read the magazine.

The masthead of the magazine - sometimes embedded behind the characters in the main image if the magazine is well known as the audience should know what it is called based on its house style. In a contrasting colour to the background colour.

Title of the film - the name of the film is normally in the centre of the page so that it stands out and can be seen and read easily. The style is either a clear, bold sans serif font or written in the style of the film's own house style.

Cover lines - a different colour is usually used for these to make them stand out and add contrast to the page. Typical colours are red, yellow or blue. Main cover lines will relate to the feature film that is shown on the front cover.

Extra information - this will be about other features in the magazine including other films that are written about and possible competitions or incentives that could interest the audience.

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Main image - containing the main character of the film. Usually just one or two models. Bold background colour often used to attract the audience and appeal to them. Subjects are nearly always using direct mode of address to interact with the audience and entice them, creating a relationship between the character(s) and the audience.

The title of the film - placed in varying positions. Often put in the centre of the page and spreading across the width of it so that it is the main feature of the poster and stands out more than anything else. The style is either a clear, bold sans serif font or written in the style of the film's own house style.

Actors' names - the names of the actors playing the main characters are usually placed at the top of the poster to make them clear to the audience and make them a key feature of the billboard poster. They are evenly spaced out and in a contrasting colour to the background.

Extra information - information included in posters is cinema/release dates, small print containing company names involved in the film, the name of the director, reviews from critics and slogans known from the film.