Comparing Teaser Trailers - 'It Ends With Us'
The First Film I'm Going To Be Looking At Is 'It Ends With Us', Which Is A Romance Film.
Here Is The Teaser Trailer:
This Trailer Has The Following Conventions:
1. Production Company Logo(s)
- The Trailer Begins With The Production Company Logos (Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures And Wayfarer).
- The Trailer Shows A Bit Of Lily Bloom's Journey, Including Scenes With Ryle, Highlighting The Film's Central Relationship.
3. Title of the Film
- The Title ('It Ends With Us') Appears Towards The End Of The Trailer But It Also Says It In The Top Left Corner Throughout The Trailer.
4. Release Dates
- The Trailer Shows Us When The Film Is Out In The Middle And End Of The Trailer Providing The Audience The Knowledge Of When They Can Watch It.
5. Indication of Genre
- We Can Clearly Tell What Genre This Film Is Through The Use Of Emotional Music And Scenes Of Ryle And Lily Together.
6. Voiceover man
- Throughout The Trailer We Can Hear Parts Of The Actors Speaking And Then At The End We Hear A Man's Voice Announcing When The Film Will Be Out.
7. Editing
- The Trailer Starts Off With Longer Scenes, Then Moves To Quicker Cuts Towards The Middle.
8. Cast and Crew Credits
- At The End Of The Trailer It Doesn't Have Many Credits, It Just Highlights Who Directed It And Who The Screenplay Was By.
9. Music
- The Background Music Starts Off Emotional And Calm Then Switches To A More Dramatic Fast Paced Sound.
10. Sound Effects
- In The Trailer We Hear Some Sound Effects Such As The Shattering Of Glass Or Arguments/Fights.
11. Eye Candy
- The trailer features visually striking scenes, including the chemistry between the lead characters and arguments, to captivate the audience.
12. Reference to Source Material
- Towards The Beginning Of The Trailer We See The Mention Of The Film's Basis On Colleen Hoover's Bestselling Novel
13. Variety of Camera Shots/Movements
- Theres A Diverse Range Of Camera Shots Like Intimate Close-Ups Capturing Emotional Expressions.
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