Background Music- In our film trailer we will add in some background music within some certain scenes. We wanted to add some background music into our trailer because it helps to build tension and create the atmosphere of the trailer. This would be effective for the audience because it will help make them more engaged into the trailer. The background music needs to be some what noticeable because it often provides a tone or an emotional attitude towards the story or the characters within the film. In addition background music foreshadows a change in mood, for example dissonant music may be used in film to indicate an approaching (but not yet visible) menace or disaster. This type of music is non diegetic music because the characters in the trailer would not be able to hear it playing.
The clip above is from the film jaws, this film is one of the most famous films because of its well-known soundtrack that is used. The film manages to create a large amount of tension and suspense when this soundtrack is playing, this is effective for the audience because the audience knows that something is going to happen and it is not going to be good. We would want to add something like this into our trailer because the film is thriller just like the genre of our trailer which we are doing. We want to be able to create a huge amount of tension within the audience to the extent where the audience are literally on the edge of their seats and we feel like the key to be able to do this is through some effective background music. Within our trailer there are going to be many points to where we are going to be able to use background music effectively. For example right at the end when the hero walks into a dark room with villain there will be a deep slow pace thudding that will increase and increase and then just suddenly stop, then the title will come up on the screen this means the trailer is stopped at an intense moment which will excite the audience.
Sound Effects- In our trailer we are planning to use many different sound effects that can be used to create a large feeling of suspense. Synchronous sounds contribute to the realism of film and also help to create a particular atmosphere. For example, the “unlocking” of a door may simply serve to convince the audience that the image that some one is close, and the audience-may only subconsciously note the expected sound. However, if the “unlocking” of a door is part of an ominous action such as a burglary, the sound mixer may call attention to the “unlocking” of the door which may increase the volume; this helps to engage the audience in the moment of suspense. Also we are planning to use some gun shot sound effects. This will show that there is action within the film. It will also increase the excitement of the audience.
Music- At the end of our trailer we were thinking of using some gangster rap music as we feel like it will suit our trailer massively as it shows that it is down with young adults and they will be attracted to the film as we are using music that they normally listen to when they chill with their friends. As it is a British film we were thinking of using British rapper or music to show that this film is pure British.
How have used media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages? · Comment on your influences. In your planning where did you take some inspiration from and how did this become realised in your final productions. Include some snips and analyse in detail. We took inspiration from the film Taken which is a well know franchise which was first introduced 2008 which stared Liam Neeson and was directed by Pierre Morel, with the last of the three films being released in 2014. We took inspiration from this film because we had an idea from what our trailer was going to be about which included someone being kidnapped for what there brother has done as a kind of revenge attack. We realised in our final production that we took inspiration from the film Taken because our story line was based on a business man being held to ransom by kidnappers who took his brother because of a deal that went wrong with his past business partner. In this image you can ...
Psycho: Trailer Analysis Audience This trailer is for the film Psycho which was released in 1960, this film was given the age rating of 15 because it included strong material like violence, strong language and nudity. This film will appeal to mostly a male and female audience that like old fashioned horror movies which are in black and white like this one. This will also appeal to people that like the actors who star in the film, for example Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh who have been in film like The Lonely Man and The Naked Spur. This will help incise the audience because if they liked the other films that they have acted in it will widen the general target audience because the actors will of been well known from past movies. The director will also bring in an audience because of his other films that he has either worked on or directed, for example the film The Man Who Knew Too Much and The Lodger which were very popular films during the early nineteen hundreds...
Die Hard 4 Live Free or Die Hard: Trailer Analysis Audience This trailer is for Die Hard 4 which will appeal to a male audience who are teenage upwards because of all the high action scenes in the film. This film is also the fourth film in the Die Hard series so this means that people who have seen the other movies are probably going to want to watch this latest one. The main character is well known for these types of film roles which means he will already have a large fan base, this is effective for the audience because it allows them to see who is staring in the film. This film was given an age rating of 15 because of its strong language and violent scenes, this means the film will not be suitable for young audiences. Voice overs During the trailer there are no voice overs, just clips from the film like flash backs to give teasers about the film to make you more interested about the film. Dramatic camera shots and angles The dramatic shots and angles i...
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