This is the storyboard that Alex has produced, he has made it combining the different idea's that we had all suggested, this will help guide us with the different shots we can use, and what order they should be in. The amount of shots used have been decided upon according to how long we believe they will take, this is due to the fact that it is conventional for a theatrical trailer to be at least 2 mintues long, which is the time limit we aim to produce at.
Through our research we know that it is typical for a thriller trailer to start with dialogue, for us to be able to some extent gain knowledge of the situation, however as the plot becmes clearer the dialogue will die out and the theme music will dramatically become upbeat, suspensive and change speed, the music has an impact on the viewers impression of what is going on.
Through our research we know that it is typical for a thriller trailer to start with dialogue, for us to be able to some extent gain knowledge of the situation, however as the plot becmes clearer the dialogue will die out and the theme music will dramatically become upbeat, suspensive and change speed, the music has an impact on the viewers impression of what is going on.
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