Film Trailer:
- Show snippets of the film which are not in chronological order (the parts that make you want to watch it).
- Music.
- Close-ups of a focus of a particular scene.
- Usually end with the date of release and the title.
- Sounds effects - often loud.
- Sometimes voiceovers.
- Quite short, last approximately between 1 and 2 minutes.
- Show the locations, characters and actions to make you want to watch it.
- Sometimes feature the names of the actors at the beginning or during the trailer.
- Review quotes.
- Genre goes with editing. Eg, Action film = quick and sharp cutting and loud, fast music when building up to the climax which normally happens near the end of the trailer. Romantic film = slow and steady cutting.
Music Video:
- Majority of the time tells a story.
- Different angles and shots used to capture emotion and scenery.
- Black and White.
- Colour.
- If a fast song then the editing is quite quick.
- If a s slow song then the editing is quite slow.
- Can be energetic.
- Different genres of the music match the actions/emotions etc presented in the video. Eg, Rock music video = dark colours, death icons, depressed faces etc.
- Instruments being played are often shot by using close-ups.
- Close-ups of the band.
The Brief: A promotion package for the release of an album, to include a music promo video, together with two of the following:
- A website homepage for the band.
- A cover for its release as part of a digipak (CD/DVD package).
- A magazine advertisement for the digipak (CD/DVD package).
The two that I am going to do will be a cover for its release as part of a digipak and a magazine advertisement for the digipak.
Why do you feel more confident with this form of media? Are you more familiar with music videos? What is that familiarity based on. You could give a brief history of your music video consumption and the development of your taste, and how it has contributed to the development of your own ideas for a video.
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