Saturday 1 October 2011

Conventions of Teaser Trailers

Inception


The first trailer I am looking at is Inception. This is a teaser trailer, so by analyzing it I will be doing research on what my trailer may have in it, in terms of conventions of trailers.

  • The underscore starts off slow with one droning sound. As the trailers goes on, more sounds are heard, the music gets louder and a higher tempo. It ends with the same slow sound from the beginning.
  • There is no diegetic sound.
  • There are images of the production and distribution at the beginning of the trailer. (They are being zoomed in on)
  • There is also a mention of the director as he is well-known.
  • There is mainly close-ups shots of characters, showing reaction.
  • The shots are quick and in time with the music (e.g. when the music speeds up, so does the frequency of shots).
  • A lot of text appears on the screen, coming towards the audience. This is text that are slogans to do with the film.
  • Athe end of the trailer, the release date and the billing is shown.

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