As a group, we have decided upon the title for the trailer which we are going to produce for L31 Productions.
The title is an important part of a trailer, particularly in helping market the film.
The title for the trailer will be The Robbery. We chose this title after looking at research and contemporary trailers, noticing that the title can be related to the plot to gain a strong effect in marketing.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Research: Questionnaire
To help gain a wider feel about what the target audiences of Action Genre films want to see (and hear) in a trailer, I have produced a questionnaire using Google Documents.
If you could please complete the questionnaire or a few questions, it would be greatly appreciated.
The questionnaire can be viewed: Here
If you could please complete the questionnaire or a few questions, it would be greatly appreciated.
The questionnaire can be viewed: Here
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Analysis of Trailer: Mission Impossible (i)
For further knowledge of how the film trailer which the team creates for L31 productions, I have analysed another trailer in the same genre of the proposed film.
The next trailed which I chose to analyse is Mission Impossible. Mission Impossible was an action genre film by Paramount Pictures.
Like the inception trailer, one of the main things which is noticeable in the Mission Impossible trailer is the music - which in hindsight became a distinctive and recognisable sound track for the film. This is a developing pattern throughout the trailers which I have viewed, meaning that it will be important that the trailer which our team creates has a strong soundtrack/backing music.
Music aside, the main feature of this trailer is how the shots are quickly cut between to create a tempo for the trailer - this seems a popular feature in action genre trailers, creating a unique feeling of pace throughout. In particular, I like the opening of the trailer - with two scenes being alternated between, one being planning what the other is showing. I believe that this is a good way of opening a trailer and getting the viewers attention, and is something that our team should look at.
The next trailed which I chose to analyse is Mission Impossible. Mission Impossible was an action genre film by Paramount Pictures.
Like the inception trailer, one of the main things which is noticeable in the Mission Impossible trailer is the music - which in hindsight became a distinctive and recognisable sound track for the film. This is a developing pattern throughout the trailers which I have viewed, meaning that it will be important that the trailer which our team creates has a strong soundtrack/backing music.
Music aside, the main feature of this trailer is how the shots are quickly cut between to create a tempo for the trailer - this seems a popular feature in action genre trailers, creating a unique feeling of pace throughout. In particular, I like the opening of the trailer - with two scenes being alternated between, one being planning what the other is showing. I believe that this is a good way of opening a trailer and getting the viewers attention, and is something that our team should look at.
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