•Sound,
Camera, Editing:
Sounds often from normal to haunting,
eerie, creepy, bangs, jumpy noises, shooting, loud steps, piano and strings,
low pitch, key.
Camera shots either steady or move a lot.
Close ups, extreme close ups on important parts, medium shots in general,
establishing shots for setting. Low/high angle for vulnerability and power.
Editing differentiates from slow cuts to
fast pace cuts depending on action and events, fades are used sometimes for
suspense and to divide scenes into parts or the film into chapters. Match on
action is often used in the scenes with props, such as weapons.
We
used a peaceful calm music for the first part of the trailer, which developed
into an thrilling soundtrace that created crazy atmosphere and tense mood.
We
had establishing shots and medium close ups for scenes with more than one
character, as well as zoom on the eyes of Kylie to increase her craziness. We
had a close up at the end to bring the audience straight to the scrary and
nerve racking action.
Slower
cuts were used in the first part of the trailer to keep the atmosphere calm and
casual, the speed of cuts increased and the length of shots decreased to make
the audience on the edge for the second part.
The trailer for Coraline and my trailer can be compared for similarities in terms of non diegetic soundtrack change halfway through the trailers.
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