Sunday 29 September 2013

This film trailer is of twilight breaking dawn part II, the main focus on the beginning if the trailer is of one if the main characters Bella (Kristen Stewart) as she has just been turned into a vampire; they focus on her speed, strength and rose red eyes as she was so ordinary in the rest of the films. This appeals to the audience as they were building up to her becoming a vampire from all four film so the audience is eager to see what she would look like now she has turner from a human to a vampire. In addition, in breaking dawn part II book, they describe Bella to look very beautiful therefore everyone wants to see the transformation. In the beginning of the trailer the camera shots that have been used start from a long shot then into an extreme close up of Bella’s eye to emphasise she has now turned into a vampire hence her eyes being red. It then changes to a medium long shot to show her body language and facial expressions as she is currently hunting an animal at the beginning of the trailer, in order to show her speed and strength they make they focus on her and the animal, going into a low angle shot which shows the audience how viscous the attack is. Throughout the trailer most camera angels are either long distance to show the whole impact of the action going to happen or a medium long shot to get facial expressions in and body language in; there are some really quick camera shots in this to show the speed of the vampires. Plus there are some fades, when it changes from one scene to the next as a trailer only has a certain amount of time to the important scenes in.

Each scene changes within a matter of seconds as when you are advertising you only have a matter of a couple of minutes to grab the audience’s attention straight away. In this trailer the scene lasts for about 4-8 seconds depending on how important the scene is for example, the beginning and end are quite long as that has a big impact on audiences judgment of the film, where as throughout the trailer they want to fit in loads of different parts of the film so each clip they show is for about 5 seconds then it fades out into another one.  The background music gets people to feel exited for the movie to come out, in addition the characters voice are on top of the background music which makes it more intense as we can hear bits of what they are thinking, which could be an enigma code, as it makes the audience think, why is that happening? Towards the end of the trailer the music speed up and gets louder as they are showing the action in the last 15 seconds of the trailer which creates a mood within the audience. 

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