Use
- I used low key lighting in my trailer, although I was just following the conventions of a horror film these are also prominent features in the two trailers I chose as inspiration.
- I used a lot of fade to black editing transitions, these are a prominent feature in the 28 Days Later trailer especially when the trailer begins to speed up.
- I used a lot of jump cuts in my trailer, these are a common editing transition because it speeds up the action, these coupled with the high and low angles show the characters panic.
- Like the I Am Legend trailer my trailer is isn't about the action and doesn't include it.
Develop
- I was inspired to create video blogs by I Am Legend, the video blogs weren't in the trailer but they are in the full film. I decided to add them into my teaser trailer. In a character driven narrative it's important for the audience to interact with the character.
- The title slides from 28 Days later were an inspiration for me when I was creating my trailer. While they counted through the stages I picked up on important dates for my main character, I think they are a good way to create tension and set a time for the film to take place.
Challenge
- I never shown any of the zombies, judging by the other trailers I have seen of the same genre it is uncommon not to show the threat in a trailer but I have done it because I want it to be a teaser about the character.
- My trailer doesn't show any of what happens in the actual film but instead acts as a prologue to it.
- In the trailer I have used very low key lighting, this can be seen when he is putting the papers in the bag, I did this because I wanted it to be as realistic as possible and the only light I wanted was to be coming from the lamp. I used it in challenge because I have made it very dark.













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