In this Post I looked at 'Spiderman 3' conventional teaser trailer and theatrical trailer and noted the differences found in both.
Teaser – Spiderman 3 | Conventional Trailer – Spiderman 3 |
· The teaser doesn’t give much away about what is going to happen in the film - Spiderman logo. · Taglines - to get the audience hooked. · Quick images from the film, not much on the storyline. · Transitions are made – this includes flashes and quick fades. · Release date ‘next summer’, this shows that the teaser has been created at least a year before the release of the film. This is shown near the beginning of the teaser. · Music is used to get the audience hooked and it indicates the genre of the film. · Production company logo is at the end of teaser – Columbia Pictures. It also says the genre it is at the end – MARVEL. · It has given a specific date at the end of when it is coming out – May 4th (not usually common in teaser trailers) | · The conventional trailer gives the narrative away more than the teaser does; it starts off with an establishing shot which straight away positions the audience of where it is set. · Music is used as well to keep the audience hooked and it works well with the genre. It changes half way through the trailer because there is a change in narrative, indicating that something is going wrong etc: · Transitions are made as well – flashes, fades etc: · You see more characters in the film, people cheering etc: where the teaser only really shows the main characters, doesn’t position us with more. · Company picture and logo near the beginning of the film – Columbia Pictures · Taglines are used as well to keep audience hooked and to get a sense of narrative. · Name of the film is at the end rather than the beginning like it is in the teaser. · Tells us near the end film - coming out ‘THIS MAY’ · Quick editing and transitions towards the end of the trailer. · Website and genre is at the end of trailer like the teaser. Plus the company logo it is produced by. |
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