https://www.youtube.com/embed/WgdeGPJLnUs?feature=player_embedded
The Cabin in the Woods trailer analysis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROr3mvzOLog
Paper Towns Trailer Analysis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFGiHm5WMLk
00:00 – The trailer immediately starts with a voiceover narration from the main character, accompanied by bright and adventurous sounding music that lightens the mood of the trailer, also accompanied by other characters occasionally speaking to the main character in different scenes underneath the voice over. The voice over would relate to the multiple scenes depicted on the trailer.
00:33 – The music would change alongside the change of narration and change of scene, also allowing the audience to listen to the other main character in the story. This would set the plot for the audience, allowing them to understand what the film’s about. The music would also go silent whilst the characters are interacting to show that what the dialogue is about is important in relation to the film.
00:44 – The music would continue to be uplifting and related to the target audience of the movie, the music being the type of music that appeals to a younger aged audience. There would continue to be more dialogue throughout the film whilst the music plays that relates to the general plot of the film. There would even be some diegetic sounds such as the camera taking a picture that would make what’s happening in the trailer also relatable to the audience.
1:21 – The trailer’s music would change tone alongside with introducing the narration again, setting the second premise of the second main character running away in the film, using the music to notify the audience of a change in mood and plot, whilst also using the narration to further give explanation to the change that happened within the plot too. The music would seem rather ominous, relating to the plot change.
1:41 – The uplifting music would continue again, this music being rather adventurous and loud, revealing the entire premise of the movie to the audience and also making the trailer seem rather bright and relatable to teenagers.
2:00 – The sound of the car screeching and lack of music would make the car spinning out of control seem rather dangerous, but would then change this as it reveals that the situation’s all under control by the people inside the car.
2:20 – The music would then cut out for the final credits, doing what movie trailers usually do as it ends off the trailer, giving one final narration before then finishing.
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