This power point was for my 3rd quarter project about movie trailers

1. Movie Trailers
By: Brian Roberts

2. Reasons for movie trailers
• To show you the preview of a movie before it comes
out and to tell you the information of that movie
• As well the date or the movie when it comes out
• What this movie is rated for the appropriate audience
• And the name of the association who approved the
• Preview to be viewed by all audiences.

3. Types of movie trailers
There are two different types of movie trailers. The first one
Is the short teaser one like a commercial. That last no longer
Than a minute.
The other type is the traditional longer one with extended
Scenes. This is the trailer you show after the first one
Attracted the viewers and this second one will give them a
Better look of the movie

4. My 5 favorite best trailers
1. Nightmare on elm street – the idea of the movie was intelligent and smart
2. Rush hour 2 – it made the sequel to the first movie worth watching
3. Get rich or die tryin – this trailer made a lot of hype
4. How High - the trailer seemed was funny and I like comedy movies a lot
5. The dark night – it was intense and it made me excited

5. Newest Incarnations
Ever since the new millennium the internet played a big part in the movie industry.
Movie trailers become more of a big hit if you can market it the best way on the
Internet. Some of the popular websites to post a movie trailer and get a great big
Response is sites like Facebook, Twitter, You Tube, and many other social website.
And also posting ads of your movie trailer on sites like yahoo, Google, hot mail, AOL,
And also news websites like Cnn, Fox, MSNBC, and also local news TV website.

6. The first movie trailer
The first movie trailer shown was in November 1913. it was a short promotional
Film for the musical “The pleasure seeker” opening at the winter garden theater
On Broadway. People described this as “an entirely new and unique stunt“.

7. Special footage trailers
Some trailers use "special shoot" footage, which is material that has been created
specifically for advertising purposes and does not appear in the actual film. The most
notable film to use this technique was Terminator 2: Judgment Day, whose trailer
featured elaborate special effects scenes that were never intended to be in the film
itself.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day trailer link -
http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi2324339481

8. Three act structure
Most trailers have a three-act structure similar to a full feature-length film. They start
with a beginning (act 1) that lays out the premise of the story. The middle (act 2)
drives the story further and usually ends with a dramatic climax. Act 3 usually
features a strong piece of "signature music" (either a recognizable song or a
powerful, sweeping orchestral piece). This last act often consists of a visual montage
of powerful and emotional moments of the film and may also contain a cast run if
there are noteworthy stars that could help sell the movie.

9. Awards
There are two main events that that award movie trailers every year.
One of those Is key art awards, in 2011 the key art awards celebrated
their 40th year anniversary Making this year in 2012 41 years old. The
Key Art Awards remains focused on evolving with the industry in order
to acknowledge the most current, breakthrough work. New ideas,
technologies and techniques are expanding the ways in which
filmmakers, television producers and game developers can reach out to
audiences in an increasingly competitive landscape. The Key Art Awards
is proud to honor the creative teams that produce the best work in
entertainment advertising.
And the other one is the golden trailer award, Each year through an
open competition judged by film industry notables, the Golden Trailer
Awards recognize the creative people who make movie trailers, and the
best examples of their unique art, in a gala award show.

10. Today’s trailers
Today trailers are the most useful way to get a lot of participation into your movie
With new technology making movies 3d and effects being so great with the help of
That you can have a trailer that will get a lot of viewers.

11. For example
Transformers 3 trailer:
This trailer uses a lot
Of high tech editing
And animation to
Make the non real
Characters like the
Transformers look
Real and actually
there.

12. Earlier trailers
Earlier trailers in the 30s to the 90s were good as well. They didn’t use our advance
Technology like todays but they used a lot of ways and tricks to make it look real.
For examples:
Lethal weapon trailer
Lethal weapon used
Technology as well
Was not compared to
Today and it was good
Qaulity. And there
Stunts was more real
Because they didn’t
Green screens and
Software that can
Digitaly make things look the way the wanted to.

13. conclusion
Movie trailers came a long way from people using aluminum boards to shine light from
The sun to make a scene have more light to editing the whole scene and make it be
A different color you want. And using blown up images as a back drop to using green
Screens and make your own location from a studio. You can get a good amount a people
To see your trailer but it all determines on your trailer.

14. THE END

15. Bibliography
Trailers:
Lethal weapon trailer: Information:
http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi2796159257/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trailer_(pr
Transformer 3 trailer: Movie trailer awards
http://vimeo.com/23021586 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trailer_(pr
Terminator 2 trailer: www. key art awards.com
http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi2324339481/ www.golden trailer awards.com
Images:
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