Key conventions of film trailers:
- an audience title stating what audience the trailer is suitable for (e.g all audiences) including age certificates
- titles of the production and distribution companies of the film
- the title of the film; this is often shown at the beginning or end of the trailer
- the release date of the film
- a voiceover (either a character or a narrator)
- dialogue
- soundtrack
- editing (e.g cuts, fades, fades to black etc.)
- camera (shot types e.g close up, long shot, establishing shot)
- links to film websites or social media pages for the film are often included
- introduction of actors and actresses names (emphasising well-known or new actors and actresses)
You have made an effective start to the A2 blog Ellie. Your posts are presented in detail and demonstrate that you are learning the key conventions of the forms we are working in. Your posts are up to date other than the knife throw/ camera and tripod setup post. Please address this. You also need to ensure you start your filming for the preliminary activity as soon as possible.
ReplyDeleteYou have made an effective start to the A2 blog Ellie. Your posts are presented in detail and demonstrate that you are learning the key conventions of the forms we are working in. Your posts are up to date other than the knife throw/ camera and tripod setup post. Please address this. You also need to ensure you start your filming for the preliminary activity as soon as possible.
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