Comparing Teaser trailers and theatrical trailers Pirates of the Carribbean

I am going to be comparing both the teaser and theatrical trailers for Pirates of the Carribean.
Below are both trailers:

Theatrical Trailer

Teaser Trailer

After paying close attention to each of these trailers, I have analysed the similarities and differences between them both.

-The theatrical trailer is a more in depth version of the teaser trailer, containing more footage
-The theatrical trailer got shown closer to the films release date
-The teaser trailer lasts for 1 1/2 minutes, where as the theatrical trailer lasts for 2 1/2 minutes. This is due to producers being in the early stages of production, as well as enchanting audiences and creating mystery for them.
-Greater sound effects and music is used in the theatrical trailer, compared to the teaser trailer
-Both trailers end with the films release date, billing/credits and the production company logo's.

After analysing both of these trailers, I have gained a much greater understanding which will help guide me when it comes to creating the teaser trailer for my horror film.

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Poster analysis introduction

I am going to conduct research and analysis towards the conventions of film posters. I have looked at five different posters from a variety of genres, in order to see if there are similarities within the conventions. This will help my understanding of the depth in film posters, thus benefitting me when I am making my own. Below are the five posters, each of different genres, which I chose to analyse the conventions of: 1) La La Land 2) Spider Man 3) Insidious 2 4) Hangover 2 5) The Notebook

Magazine cover analysis introduction

After looking at the conventions of movie posters, I will now do the exact same, but for film magazine covers. Both film magazines I will be looking at are aimed at different audience and will both be for different front covers from a different film magazine. In terms of design and layout, I will be able to see if both film magazines share the same conventions. Below are the two film magazine covers I will be analysing:

list of tools I used in software

Adobe premiere: software ALL DONE ON A PC Camera: HC-VX980 Manfrotto tripod Use of dissolves From black dissolving into next shot – slows the tone down and gives glimpses in (seems like little romantic snapshots at the start) I added an outside sound during the park shots Camera sound from the colleges sound effect library Impact sounds from BBC sound library I included a sound effect of a ring tone from BBC sound effects library instead of the apple iphone ringtone which I recorded with the shot iphone doesn’t sound like a ringtone in a trailer Fading down the volume of the music whenever there was any dialogue from the actors the music was loudest in the 3 rd part so I especially did this here Photoshop, for the film title

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