Trailer Structure

ACT 1

Shots of studio idents both english and american, winner of film festivals (Anglo-American)

Establishing/Master shot of main location which is London

Shot of main character in location

Introduction to main character by sound bites to confirm narrative

Antagonist introduced after main character to show importance in the film

Capture her isolation, lo-fi vibe

Slow paced editing to fit conventions of a standard film trailer

Use of fade in/out editing also

ACT 2

The problem introduced/ Good vs. Evil standard convention

Increase speed of editing between shots

Dialogue between antagonist and protagonist to help introduce problem to audience

Audience becomes more emotive towards protagonist

Mystery introduced, psychological element

Introduction of alter ego character, ends ACT 2 and increase editing to montage speed

ACT 3

Montage introduced

Action scenes used with fast paced editing to increase suspense and sell the film

Sound Effects used to increase action theme

Problem is intensified with the antagonist, more shots of both antagonist and protagonist to show conflict

Dramatic change of location to show the change of tone in the narrative of the fill

Finale Introduction more alter ego character, long end shot to show all alter ego characters to increase curiosity of the audience and make them want to see the film more

Title of film