Comparing Teaser Trailers - 'A Wrinkle In Time'

The Second Film I Will Be Looking At Is 'A Wrinkle In Time', Which Is A Fantasy Film.

Here Is The Teaser Trailer:

This Trailer Has The Following Conventions:

1. Production Company Logo:

• In the trailer we don't see any production company logo until the end when the film title comes up with the Disney logo on top.

2. Images from the Film:

• In the trailer we see the main characters and a bit of their journey.

3. Title of the Film:

• The title 'A Wrinkle in Time' appears towards the end.

4. Release Dates:

• The teaser does not provide an exact date but includes "Coming Soon" to build anticipation, a common practice for teaser trailers.

5. Indication of Genre:

• Through its otherworldly visuals the trailer establishes the fantasy genre.

6. Website and Social Media:

• At the end, audiences are directed to official Disney websites and social media pages for further engagement.

7. Voiceover:

• Throughout the trailer we can hear some dialogue from the Film.

 

8. Editing:

• The teaser uses quick fades, flashes, and smooth dissolves, creating a sense of mystery and excitement.

 

9. Cast and Crew Credits:

• The names of key cast members (Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling etc) are shown.

10. Images of Stars/High-profile actors:

• like Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, and Mindy Kaling are shown in the trailer to grab the attention from viewers.

 

11. Music:

• The teaser features dramatic music to grab attention and leave you wanting to know more.

 

12. Sound Effects:

• Sounds like whooshing, echoes, and clocks ticking are used to heighten the fantasy atmosphere.

 

13. Eye Candy:

• In the trailer there's CGI landscapes, vibrant colours and cosmic effects to create an immersive, fantastical world.

 

14. Variety of Camera Shots/Movements:

• Theres a variety of camera shots/movements in the trailer including, wide shots, intense close-ups, and fast-paced tracking shots to helps build excitement.