In this years media course, our task is to produce a film trailer or teaser trailer, a film poster and a film magazine cover. After a month of researching the chosen genre that my group have chosen to make (horror) I have a better understanding of what is needed in this genre. The other research I have done is into film trailers and what they should include therefore I need to apply the following to the trailer I will be producing in the upcoming months.
Some typical trailer conventions include:
-Montage
-Release Date
-Name of the film
-Titles/ Voice over
-Production Company
-Sometimes the Film Certificate
This is the trailer for 'House at the End of the Street' (2012) this is an example of a trailer that I cannot create due to effects used within the trailer such as the rug moving by itself. For this movie they would have access to various locations e.g. a big creepy house with a basement whereas I will only be able to use an average sized house which can't be redecorated for the look that I would want for our film.
This is the trailer for 'Paranormal Activity 2' after watching this trailer I feel that I would be able to recreate a film trailer to a standard such as this. Therefore this is an example of a trailer that I could create, the effects are average and not too advanced and the footage isn't filmed on a high quality camera as it is trying to create a realistic look. Even though this trailer doesn't have as many special effects as the one above, I think it is still effective as it manages to scare the audience which is the main aim of a horror film.
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