Hurt Locker
Conversational shots, ie shot reverse shot - needed for our dialogue scenes as quite a few
Close up on important features - e.g. gun, killed in action list
Slides with important phrases “you have to be brave” - used to show our tagline
Voiceover carrying over scenes - montage kind of editing
Music increasing in speed- needed to add pace to our ending
Mix between action and drama/comedy shots - we need to cross-cut between these
Shots getting faster and faster as the trailer progresses
Finishing on a cliff hanger (pulling bomb out of the dirt) - for us the death
Pan’s Labyrinth
Voiceover (ominous voice not from the movie) - we could consider?
Long/medium shots
Contrast between light and dark scenes/shots - colour overlay to distinguish home / war?
Enhanced sounds of features relevant (fairy wings) - sound effects needed e.g. battle sounds
Music progressing steadily in loudness
Screens with the reviews from magazines
Screens/voiceover of the producers names etc.
This is England
Old music (period correct to the 80’s)
Use of stills and black and white filters
A lot of conversational shots used, importance of dialogue
Music representing speech scenes happening
Music playing contrasting the shots, happy music in action scene etc.
Green Street Hooligans
Voice over to bring context to what is happening
Contrasting music, e.g. Happy with action scene
Silence/ no music during conversations to stress importance
Group shots to single shots
Shots of awards received - we should add
Green Zone
Shots with the sounds of helicopters to start (black screen)
Speech over scenes but not like a typical voiceover
Music replicating the action happening
Steady increase in shot speed and music speed/loudness
Contrast shots, opening safe to opening door
Dark scenes to light scenes contrast is a big thing throughout the trailer
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