ANALYSING DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAILERS - 'DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE'

 'DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE'

The first film I am going to be looking at is 'Deadpool and Wolverine'. I am going to write a list below the clips of the conventions found in the different types of trailers. 

TV SPOT

Production Company logo(s) - for example, Marvel (usually at the beginning)

Images from the film

Title of the film

Release dates (tomorrow)

Indication of genre - (through music and mise-en-scene)

Editing

Possibly references to other films (that this is similar to) or other films that have been directed/produced by the same people

Music - reflects the genre BUT also works with the images

Lots of reviews 

Sound effects

Eye candy (attractive shots of men and women, explosions, car chases etc) – images that are visually thrilling

A variety of camera shots/movement

TEASER TRAILER

Release dates (Coming soon)

Indication of genre - the intended audience should be clear (through music, voiceover, mise-en-scene)

Editing

References to other films (that this is similar to) or other films that have been directed/produced by the same people

Images of stars

Music

Quotes that reference other films - for example ‘From the Director of…’, ‘From the Producers of…’ or reviews

OFFICIAL TRAILER 

Images from the film

Title of the film

Release dates (in theatres July 26)

Indication of genre - the intended audience should be clear (through music, voiceover, mise-en-scene)

Editing - transitions include flashes, quick fades and dissolves alongside more conventional cuts

References to other films (that this is similar to)

Music - it reflects the genre BUT also works with the images

Sound effects

Eye candy (attractive shots of men and women, explosions, car chases etc) – images that are visually thrilling

A variety of camera shots/movement