The document provides guidance for creating a trailer for a creative media production. The trailer should be between 30 seconds to 2 minutes, contain up to 30% archive footage, tell the story of the program, entice the target audience, leave them wanting more without revealing too much, use strong characters, music, action, and editing techniques like dissolves and cuts. It recommends planning the trailer in 3 acts - introducing the program and building suspense in act 1, presenting obstacles in act 2, and cranking up the tension to a climax in act 3 before revealing the premiere date.
The document provides guidance for creating a trailer for a creative media production. The trailer should be between 30 seconds to 2 minutes, contain up to 30% archive footage, tell the story of the program, entice the target audience, leave them wanting more without revealing too much, use strong characters, music, action, and editing techniques like dissolves and cuts. It recommends planning the trailer in 3 acts - introducing the program and building suspense in act 1, presenting obstacles in act 2, and cranking up the tension to a climax in act 3 before revealing the premiere date.
The document provides guidance for creating a trailer for a creative media production. The trailer should be between 30 seconds to 2 minutes, contain up to 30% archive footage, tell the story of the program, entice the target audience, leave them wanting more without revealing too much, use strong characters, music, action, and editing techniques like dissolves and cuts. It recommends planning the trailer in 3 acts - introducing the program and building suspense in act 1, presenting obstacles in act 2, and cranking up the tension to a climax in act 3 before revealing the premiere date.
The teaser trailer should be between 30 seconds and 2 minutes long. Can contain a mixture of footage you have shot yourself and footage you have got from other sources (up to maximum of 30% archive footage that is not your own). THE TRAILER SHOULD…… Tell the story of your programme This is a marketing tool Entice your target audience What are the stand out qualities of your programme Leave people wanting more… Don’t give away too much Leave questions un-answered (they have to wait for your TV show to find out all the answers) Pick out the main strongest characters from your programme Your trailer will rely heavily on MUSIC Create a ‘Feeling’ for your programme Cut in lots of ACTION, not just talking Use editing techniques such as Dissolves, fade to black, rapid cuts, white flashes etc. Work on the FINAL MOMENT… make it intense or comedic? Or memorable. PLAN YOUR TRAILER
ACT 1 The actors that will be involved with
Establish your programme our programme is myself, Dan and Jasper and they will be introduced in act 1 and we will be building up the suspense and drama into act 1 to keep the viewers intrigued and would want to watch the program. This starts showing the costumes on racks as the music builds suspense for the audience. ACT 2 The chaos and the music build into Present the obstacles in your act two and it reveals a twist that the programme contestants are playing characters. Act 2 will show them struggling to develop new skills. This creates drama between the contestants as frustrations grow. ACT 3 The tensions rise as the ball is Crank up the tension revealed as it creates a quick shot of Fast pace suspense to the audience. They is Build, build, build … and lots more drama between the STOP contestants as well as the judges. We here the last quote of a voiceover and it will go on to say when the premiere is starting on Friday at 6pm on channel 4.