Graphics research

1. ROOM TITLES

2. • Time:0.14-0.16/ 1.29
• Sound: Beat of bass drum
• Transition: Fade from black
‘FROM THE BEST SELLING NOVEL’ this grabs the audiences attention
and informs the audience that the story has already won awards so
must be good
• Time: 0.21-0.23/1.29
• Sound: Beat of bass drum
• Transition: Fade from and to black
‘COMES A MOTION PICTURE EVENT’ tells audience what they are
advertising
• Time: 1.01-1.02/1.29
• Sound: Beat of bass drum
• Transition: Fade from black then straight cut
‘THIS FALL’ Tells audience the time of release

3. • Time: 1.09-1.11/1.29
• Sound: Beat of bass drum
• Transition: From fade to black then straight cut
‘LOVE KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES’ tagline of film connects poster
to films
• Time: 1.24-1.25/1.29
• Sound: Music stops
• Transition: From fade to black to fade out
‘ROOM’ the title of film. This is places centrally in the middle of
the screen to make clear to the audience that this is the title of
the film. The font is very simplistic which conveys that this film is
a drama as this is a common convention of dramas. They have
also placed the title in a box which links to the fact that the story
is about characters who are trapped.
ROOM has used simplistic titles to convey to the audience that the film is a drama as this is a typical convention of a film
drama. The background used are moving clouds with the faint outline of the corners of a room this represents the escape
of the characters from a small room into the outside world. Throughout the trailer the A24 logo stays in the bottom right
corner to communicate to the audience who the film is distributed by.

4. • Time: 1.26-1.27/1.29
• Sound: Beat of bass drum
• Transition: Straight cut
Billing block this involves all of the big companies which were
involved in the making of this film such as production and
distribution companies such as A24, Telefilm Canada and
Film 4. The title of the film, the release date, websites and
then company logos along the bottom .
• Time: 1.27-1.29/1.29
• Sound: end of song
• Transition: fade to black
‘COMING SOON’ leaves the audience wanting more and
feeling exited to hear more about the film.

5. EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING
TITLES

6. • Time: 0.24-0.26/1.54
• Sound: build up of soundtrack
• Transition: fast fade to white the fade to black
‘BASED ON THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING NOVEL’
similarly to room these titles grab the attention of the audience
• Time: 0.45-0.46/1.54
• Sound: fast drum percussion change in music
• Transition: Straight cut
‘FROM THE STUDIO THAT BOUGHT YOU “ME BEFORE
YOU” AND “IF I STAY’ This again grabs the audiences
attention and suggests to the audience that this film is
going to be good as the same company has made other
successful films.

7. Time: 1.13-1.14/1.54
Sound: change in music
Transition: Straight cut
Time: 1.22-1.23/1.54
Sound: soundtrack
Transition: Straight cut
Time: 1.17-1.18/1.54
Sound: Soundtrack
Transition: Straight cut

8. • Time: 1.25-1.26/1.54
• Sound: soundtrack
• Transition: Straight cut
• Time: 1.32-1.33/1.54
• Sound: soundtrack
• Transition: Straight cut
• Time: 1.38-1.39/1.54
• Sound: soundtrack
• Transition: fade to black
All of these titles are used
to inform the audience of
the narrative of the story
with out giving too much
away.

9. Time: 1.47-1.49/1.54
Sound: soundtrack
Transition: fade to black
Title of the film at the
end in order for it to sick
in the audiences mind
Same title style as the book to keep
continuity and allow the audience to
easily connect the film with the book
Age restrictions of film Company logo

10. • Time: 1.49-1.50/1.54
• Sound: soundtrack
• Transition: straight cut
• Includes: Names of companies involved in the making of
the film, snapchat code, age restriction etc.
• Time: 1.53-1.54/1.54
• Sound: soundtrack
• Transition: straight cut
• Time: 1.50-1.52/1.54
• Sound: soundtrack
• Transition: straight cut
• Includes: Names of people involved in the making of the
film, snapchat code, age restriction etc.