Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Deconstructions of Trailers

Trailer 1- Bronson
This trailer is a good example of what i primarily want to do with the use of various quick cuts, close ups and high and low angle shots. All of the following are used to create a very gritty sort of comedic character that does whatever he wants with no disregard to his health or well being.


Mise- En- Scene
Setting: Leicestershire, Prison, Mental Instituition, Courtrooms, Family Homes, train car,

Costumes: patient gown, standard clothes, suit, sunglasses, vest and pants.

Expression: the character is very unstable and can go from a very normal expression to a very violent expression in the matter of seconds due to his violent nature, this gives the audiende the idea that the character of Bronson is very unstable and can lead to some quite interesting parts in the film.

Props: Sawed off shotgun, sunglasses, tie which he uses to choke one of the characters

 
Camera Angles, Movements & Shot Types

Slow panning of scenery shots, ,zoom, camera tracking
Close ups of guns and money
Tracking shot as he leaves the court

HIgh angles of him  laughing
Establishing shots of post office, council estate.
POV of inside the prison itself
 
Sound

Dialogue's of the main character are used for the trailer to give a brief overview of the characters background and what there background is.
Sort of a comedic way that it is set out with the choice of music, its very British but also quite silly and not as serious as it should be probably to give you an idea on the character himself.

Crowd cheering
Sound of punches

Sound of  laughter

Sound of prison door closing

Sounds of Bronson being injected very forcefully

Sounds of Bronson headbutting a guard.


Editing

 • Jump cuts

 • Straight cuts

 • Fast intermixed cuts of different scenes to create fast-paced action

 •Use of on screen film title with Bronson in the background



Trailer 2- The Town
This trailer has a lot of action in and fast paced shots especially when it comes to the parts in the trailer where the action really picks up and the music starts to get faster and louder, id like to incorporate this into my work to keep my audience excited and on the edge of their seat.



Mise- En- Scene
Setting: Boston (America), Prison, bar, Courtrooms, Family Homes, out on the streets.

Costumes: Nuns costume , street clothes, suits, policemans uniform, paramedic costume

Expression: Main character has a conscience and often has a concerned look on his face and shows mercy in people who he maybe hurts of upsets, this is completely different when it comes to his brother in the film who shows no remorse and often has a determined look on his face.

Props: A varied range of multiple different guns , lighter, series of different halloween masks.

Camera Angles, Movements & Shot Types

Slow panning of scenery shots ,zoom, camera tracking
Close ups of characters faces
Panning shots when aapprocaching the bank

Over the shoulder shots when characters are interacting with each other
Lots of uses of mid shots showing character interaction
 
Sound

Dialogue's of the main character are used for the trailer to give a brief overview of the characters background and what there background is.
Very serious tone in the characters voices as they strongly believe in what they are doing is right whereas the main character sort of has a different tone in his voice.

Cars screeching
Sound of gun shots

Sound of doors opening and closing

 
Editing


• Jump cuts

• Lots of fade to black espeically in the beginning

• Fast intermixed cuts of different scenes to create fast-paced action

•Trailer finished fade to black with the film title
 
Trailer 3- The Dark Knight
I like this trailer a lot as it has a complete interptretation of right and wrong and how different they are, you have Batman the main character who fights for all the right reasons and the complete opposite in The Joker. There is also a lot of different things going on in the trailer but they are all related to the story which i found interesting which i might try to add into my trailer i am still trying to find out how i can incorporate it.
 
 
Mise- En- Scene
Setting: Gotham, Streets, Offices, Rooftops, Kitchen

Costumes: Purple suit, Batman outfit, suits, police uniforms, clown costumes for the henchmen.

Expression: The main character often shows a look of concern on his face or worry but that changes to determination and anger as the trailer progresses. The Joker character however has a mostly joyful expression as he is always happy for whatever reason.

Props: Knifes, guns, playing cards, briefcase

Camera Angles, Movements & Shot Types
Close ups of objects getting destroyed like the bat signal
Lots of extreme wide shots to set the scene
Tracking shots of Joker approaching certain characters

Mid shots of characters such as the Joker
Birds eye view of him falling from the roof

Establishing shots of banks and buildings
Over the shoulder of characters interacting
Sound

Dialogue's of the main character are used for the trailer to give a brief overview of the characters background and what there background is.
Very serious setting especially the background music as it is very dark and pciks up the pace in certains scenes

Cars Screeching
Gun shots
Laughter
Explosions

Editing

• Jump cuts

• Straight cuts

• Fast intermixed cuts of different scenes to create fast-paced action

•Trailer finished fade to black with the film title
• Blue flames rise behind the film company and production company in the shape of a bat



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