Teaser Trailer Analysis
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Thursday 29 October 2009
Shot List
Shot one: production company logos etc
Shot two: establishing wide shot of London eye
Shot three: establishing wide shots of designer stores
Shot four: establishing wide shot of London Bridge
Shot five: establishing wide shot of Harrods
Shot six: establishing wide shot of Leister Square fountain
Shot seven: establishing wide shot of car show room
Shot eight: establishing wide shot of house one
Shot nine: car door shutting mid-shot
Fast shots (flashbacks)
Shot ten: Mid-shot of flipping a pancake – with mum
Shot eleven: blowing out candles – with friends
Shot twelve: Hugging her mum – long shot
Shot thirteen: her and her friends on the sofa eating popcorn – mid-shot
Shot fourteen: long shot from the back of her holding her boyfriends hand
Shot fifteen: tug of war with her dog – mid-shot
Shot sixteen: up the tree or at the bottom of the tree with her boyfriend – long shot
Shot seventeen: up the tree or at the bottom of the tree with her boyfriend- close-up
Shot eighteen: kisses her boyfriend – close up
Shot ninteen: close up of pan round her head – extremely fast
Shot twenty: dropping phone close up – Slowed down
Shot twenty-one: dropping phone mid shot – Slowed down
Shot twenty-two: high angle of the car driving away
Shot twenty-tree: train station Basildon sign establishing wide
Shot twenty-four: Primark
Shot twenty-five: priceless shoes logo
Shot twenty-six: establishing wide shot of the market
Shot twenty-eight: Mary Poppin’s café logo
Shot twenty-nine: Basterable school
Shot thirty: establishing wide shot of the small house
Shot thrity-one: long shot of her walking past people (on the phone)
Shot thirty-two: close up of her walking past (on the phone)
Shot thirty-three: high angle of the girl swinging on the swing (on the phone)
Shot thirty-four: long shot of her on the swing him coming up to her, framing of trees (on the phone)
Shot thirty-five: side close up of the posh boy putting the phone down
Shot thirty-six: quick pan of him looking at her
Shot thirty-seven: mid shot of her sitting on her own and he comes and sits with her. (in two shots from different angles)
Shot thirty-eight: split screen, posh boy looking alone and miserable – mid shot. Girl with other boy at a party mid-shot
Shot thirty-nine: long shot of them sitting on the bench together from behind
Shot forty: over the shoulder shot of their hands on top of each other
Shot forty-one: match on action of posh boy looking miserable at his desk checking his phone
Shot forty-two: looking miserable – no text message, no calls
Shot forty-three: Ariel shot of them lying down
Shot forty-four: over the shoulder of them leaning in to kiss
Shot forty-five: mid shot of them kissing
Shot forty-six: mid shot of them pulling apart posh boy in the background with present
Shot forty-seven: close up of shocked posh boy
Shot two: establishing wide shot of London eye
Shot three: establishing wide shots of designer stores
Shot four: establishing wide shot of London Bridge
Shot five: establishing wide shot of Harrods
Shot six: establishing wide shot of Leister Square fountain
Shot seven: establishing wide shot of car show room
Shot eight: establishing wide shot of house one
Shot nine: car door shutting mid-shot
Fast shots (flashbacks)
Shot ten: Mid-shot of flipping a pancake – with mum
Shot eleven: blowing out candles – with friends
Shot twelve: Hugging her mum – long shot
Shot thirteen: her and her friends on the sofa eating popcorn – mid-shot
Shot fourteen: long shot from the back of her holding her boyfriends hand
Shot fifteen: tug of war with her dog – mid-shot
Shot sixteen: up the tree or at the bottom of the tree with her boyfriend – long shot
Shot seventeen: up the tree or at the bottom of the tree with her boyfriend- close-up
Shot eighteen: kisses her boyfriend – close up
Shot ninteen: close up of pan round her head – extremely fast
Shot twenty: dropping phone close up – Slowed down
Shot twenty-one: dropping phone mid shot – Slowed down
Shot twenty-two: high angle of the car driving away
Shot twenty-tree: train station Basildon sign establishing wide
Shot twenty-four: Primark
Shot twenty-five: priceless shoes logo
Shot twenty-six: establishing wide shot of the market
Shot twenty-eight: Mary Poppin’s café logo
Shot twenty-nine: Basterable school
Shot thirty: establishing wide shot of the small house
Shot thrity-one: long shot of her walking past people (on the phone)
Shot thirty-two: close up of her walking past (on the phone)
Shot thirty-three: high angle of the girl swinging on the swing (on the phone)
Shot thirty-four: long shot of her on the swing him coming up to her, framing of trees (on the phone)
Shot thirty-five: side close up of the posh boy putting the phone down
Shot thirty-six: quick pan of him looking at her
Shot thirty-seven: mid shot of her sitting on her own and he comes and sits with her. (in two shots from different angles)
Shot thirty-eight: split screen, posh boy looking alone and miserable – mid shot. Girl with other boy at a party mid-shot
Shot thirty-nine: long shot of them sitting on the bench together from behind
Shot forty: over the shoulder shot of their hands on top of each other
Shot forty-one: match on action of posh boy looking miserable at his desk checking his phone
Shot forty-two: looking miserable – no text message, no calls
Shot forty-three: Ariel shot of them lying down
Shot forty-four: over the shoulder of them leaning in to kiss
Shot forty-five: mid shot of them kissing
Shot forty-six: mid shot of them pulling apart posh boy in the background with present
Shot forty-seven: close up of shocked posh boy
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Definition Of A Teaser Trailer
Teaser trailers are shorter than full theatrical trailers usually between 30 and 90 seconds in length. Teaser trailers are released before the theatrical trailers, usually containing very little information about the film. Shots tend to be short and fast compared to those from a full theatrical trailer. They also normally end with the words ‘Coming Soon’ instead of the actual release date. This is normally because the teaser trailer is released a year to a year and a half in advance to add hype to the upcoming release.
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