Trailer
- Shows most exciting parts of the film
- Shows off big stunts
- aim is to get the audience excited -create tension
- Doesn't give the plotline away (if it's a good one), yet gives you theh general gist
- often have cliffhangers
- progression of time and narrative
- Information (release date etc)
- institution logos
- Tag line
- Title of film at the END
Opening
- Titles (cast, crew etc)
- sets the scene
- Introduces key characters
- Film title at the very BEGINNING
- Implications of:
- Place
- historical period (timeframe)
- mood
- tone
- theme tune
- Genre
- poses questions that the viewer will find intriguing and try to answer as they watch the film
- patterns of editing, mise etc which will be echoed throughout the film
This will help me as it highlights the key things that differentiate a film opening (which I will be creating), and a film trailer. This should prevent me from making my film opening look more like a trailer and help point me in the right direction for what I should and shouldn't be including.
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