Training Diary

Holiday Homework

Visual Recall 1

What's the story?

4.3.2.1 Trailer

Storyline; 4 girls set on a mission of drugs, sex and violence to deliver diamonds. They have 3days, 2cities and 1 chance to pull it off.

Fast pace, action-packed film suggested by the quick edits and shots, fast upbeat tempo music and loud and aggressive dialogue.

Visual Recall 3

Inception Trailer; 2mins24secs

Number of Shots; 80

Along with 18 black outs, which slow down the pace at the start, and towards the end of the trailer

And ending credit shots of - Release date (July 16)

                                      - Production company, distributors and cast

                                      - More crew members 

Visual Recall 4

Burlesque Trailer; 2mins34secs

Number of Edits; 100+

Types of edits; A range of edits to match the background music of trailer

- Fade ins and black outs which match jumps in the music, speeds up the pace

- Jump cuts between shots to show parts of the storyline from different viewpoints

- Fade through was used to join one shot of text into a shot of scenery, so the text was still seen along with the next establishing shot

- One edit was a flash and black out which resembled a camera taking a photo, this is accompanied by a diegetic sound of a camera shooting a picture.

Aural Recall 7

EastEnders Trailer; 1min01secs

Diegetic sound of boots as Kat walks, wind blowing, bag dropping to the ground

Cynical high pitch xylophone plays as background music

Then as the camera pans up towards Kat's face, music intensifies with orchestral cowboy type music. Guitar strumming to increase suspense 

Diegetic sound of Janine's laugh, until she sees Kat, then guitar plays louder and strumming speeds up.

Dialogue of man looking through blinds saying "Blooming 'eck"

Exaggerated diegetic sound of flip mirror opening

Kat uses dialogue "Where do you get a drink round 'ere?"

Then a diegetic sound but not seen who is talking, is deep and emphasised, due to the deep voice of someone saying "I think you're gonna need one"

Then typical spanish guitar music plays to lighten the mood, yet still intense.

A voiceover is then used to tell the viewer "It's all kicking off in the square" followed by the theme tune for EastEnders (Do-do-do-do-dododododo) :)