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მასალა ვიკიპედიიდან - თავისუფალი ენციკლოპედია

ფაილის ისტორია

დააწკაპუნეთ თარიღზე/დროზე ფაილის დასათვალიერებლად, როგორც ის მაშინ გამოიყურებოდა.

თქვენ არ შეგიძლიათ ამ ფაილზე გადაწერა.

ამ ფაილზე ბმული მოცემულია შემდეგ გვერდებზე:

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მასალა ვიკიპედიიდან - თავისუფალი ენციკლოპედია დააწკაპუნეთ თარიღზე/დროზე ფაილის დასათვალიერებლად, როგორც ის მაშინ გამოიყურებოდა. თქვენ არ შეგიძლიათ ამ ფაილზე გადაწერა. ამ ფაილზე ბმული მოცემულია შემდეგ გვერდებზე:

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თუ მოძებნით შესაბამის ალტერნატიულ სურათს თავისუფალი ლიცენზიით, გთხოვთ შეცვალოთ ეს სურათი თავისუფალი ვერსიით. შემდეგ მოითხოვეთ ამ სურათის წაშლა.

დააწკაპუნეთ თარიღზე/დროზე ფაილის დასათვალიერებლად, როგორც ის მაშინ გამოიყურებოდა.

ამ ფაილზე ბმული მოცემულია შემდეგ გვერდებზე:

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As shown below, we weren't always able to

film when the light was correct so I had to edit

the lighting to a suitable low key so that it was

realistic of a horror film. I did this by changing the

levels of the brightness and adding things like blue tint.

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Film trailers establish their genre through, titles, shots, shot types and angles, voice over and characters. I have gone against this convention by not using a voice over as I thought that it would be more effective as a horror trailer if we didn't have one as watching other trailer I found it effective. However we have followed all other conventions by using different shot types and angles and titles which we believe establishes our genre, like high angle shot to make characters look vulnerable. Also I think this because of the title font which I think links well with my genre as its like bark on a tree and my setting and many other real horror films are set in a forest.

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The narrative is shown by the variety of shots that are shown. I have used typical conventions of trailers to show the narrative by showing clips/ clues but not showing too much. I have done this by putting shots together from throughout the film to give the audience a complete idea of where the storyline is going.

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We created the look of my main actor who was possessed by using a variety of make up, like pale powder, dark eye shadow and also fake blood. We used costume to created the look of someone who would scare by ripping an oversized gown and tights. As well as this we wet her hair so she looked like she had many issues.

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We created a 180 degree panning shot of the woods this created tension and suspense. This shot gives us more sense of the location and adds well to the variety of shots.

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Here I did an high angle/point of view shot, this looks straight into the victims eyes. This therefore makes a dramatic shot and fits in well with the genre. She looks very vulnerable.

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My film trailer was filmed in the local woods as I thought this was a good areas for the trailer to be filmed as it is associated often with horror film and is often a setting used for this genre. The film gave us an effective gloomy atomasphere which worked really well.

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In my trailer action is interspersed by titles coming on screen and this also tells the audience more about the trailer/narrative so they know more information. Inter-titles are a common convention of trailers and are used frequently. The font used is sans serif, this is because its clear and bold so can be read quickly as it isn't on screen for long.

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The title of my film is 'The Curse' and this appears at the end of the trailer as this is a common convention that I have included. This is done so that the audience can remember the name of the film and will then associate with the rest of the promotional package.