Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Teaser Trailer Vs Theatrical Trailers

To try and identify the differences between teaser and theatrical trailers, I am going to look at two very different film trailers for both their theatrical and teaser. The films I have chosen to look at are The Hunger Games and Oz The Great and Powerful. I am looking to see if the differences between teasers and theatrical trailers are the same regardless of genre.











The next set of trailers I looked at was from the film Oz The Great and Powerful










The third set of trailers I decided to look at was from the film Just Go With It.








In all three of these teaser and theatrical trailers I found the same similarities and differences
The similarities include:

  • Both trailers include the production company logo.
  • Both trailers include tag lines.
  • Both trailers include release date of the film.
  • Both trailers include the title of the film.
  • Both trailers include impact sounds.
  • Both trailers include links to social media.

The differences include: 

  • Theatrical trailer uses cuts whereas the teaser trailer doesn't.
  • There is much more narrative content in the Theatrical trailer.
  • The sounds in the Teaser trailer is more powerful.
  • The range of music is larger in the Theatrical trailer.
  • The Theatrical trailer has much larger development of the character.
  • The Theatrical trailer is at least three times longer that the teaser trailer.

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