Comparing teaser trailers and theatrical trailers

Comparing teaser trailers and theatrical trailers - Skyfall

I am going to analyse both the teaser and theatrical trailers for the film 'Sky fall'. I am going to be doing this in order to see if the similarities and differences between them compare to the same ones as 'Pirates of the Carribean'.

Teaser trailer:

Theatrical trailer

-Similarly to what I found in Pirates of the Caribbean, Skyfall's teaser trailer contains considerably less footage, than the theatrical trailer does. Again, this creates mystery for the audience and is due to producers being in the early stages of the films production.
-Both trailers begin with the certificate for age guidance, and both end with billing/credits, release date and film production company/logos.
-The theatrical trailer enables audiences to learn more about the films plot, whereas the teaser trailer doesn't as it's a lot shorter.
-The duration of each of the trailers, match what they were in Pirates of the Carribean; teaser trailer being 1 1/2 minutes and the theatrical trailer being 2 1/2 minutes.

Again, I will use these findings to help me accurately create my own teaser trailer.

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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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