jumanji 2

A camera shot that i think is really effective is a point of view shot, we are shown what one of the main characters can see as he is falling out of the sky. This makes the audience feel like they are part of the film as they have seen what a part of the film is like through the life of one of the characters. The pace of editing for this trailer is quite fast this is effective because its allowing the audience to know that there is going to be something heart racing and dangerous in the film.
In the trailer the first thing you hear is how they have managed to be together in a group, this is good as they have such a different characteristics it helps the audience to understand why and how they have come together. In the beginning of the trailer they all have their unique way dressing you have the jock, the popular girl, the quiet in the background girl and the germaphobia, as the trailer goes on and they get sucked into the game they all switch roles in a way, so they all learn a lesson and learns how they all live everyday.
By the trailer we find out that the story line of the film is that there is a group of kids that don't know each other and wouldn't talk to them if they passed in the corridor all go on a adventure to get back home and become friends along the way. In the trailer we find out that the genre of the film is going to be action due to the explosions and fighting in it, then also adventure due to the fact that they go on an adventure in a jungle.

wonder

Wonder

The camera shot that I think is most effective as it makes the audience start to think about why is the medium shot of the young boy riding on his bike somewhere with a space helmet on. Another camera shot that I think was most effective in the trailer was the two shot off the two boys playing, this is effective because it makes the audience really sympathetic towards him. The pace of editing in the trailer is a steady pace cutting from scene to scene, this is effective because it lets the audience know that it's going to be a happy film we are able to tell this as the pace of cutting is fast enough it's allowing us as the audience to see all of the happy parts of the film making them want to watch it.
Sound is used in a sad manner at the begging of the trailer. At the beginning the music is slow and quiet and which makes the audience want to know what's going on and why the boy is so sad. Part way through the trailer the music starts to get faster and more up beat this suggests that everything is going to start looking up for him. The costumes make them look like they are everyday people they have dressed the main character up just like the rest of the students, this is effective because although he may look different he is still very much the same. Towards the end of the trailer you see everyone dressing up for Halloween, this is effective because at the beginning we are shown him riding his bike with an astronaut helmet on and for the dress up day at the school they've dressed him up in an astronaut costume, this represents a form of mystery on why he loves that costume so much. This makes the audience want to know why.
By the trailer we find out that the storyline is about a boy feeling left out and is scared of going to school for the first time because he looks different, this can really connect with some of the audience with wanting to feel invisible and hating being so different. By the trailer we find out that the film is going to be a drama because of the amount of chaos that is going on and the amount of disappointment shown in the boys facial expressions.
The titles in the trailer are used in a vey clever way, they used a green chalk board with a white chalk writing, this is effective because it lets the audience know that the film is set in a school.

a bad mums christmas

A bad mums christmas

In this trailer the camera shot that I find most effective is a long shot of a family around the Christmas tree decorating i. It's effective because it shows a normal family enjoying the Christmas magic. Another camera shot that I think is relatively good is a medium shot of one of the Mum carrying loads of press ta piled up one on top of each other, this is effective because it allows the audience to see a parent struggling, it makes the audience think that she is just like everyone else in the world. The pace of editing isn't slow but it also isn't fast, it allows you to see just the right amount of the scene this is effective because it allows the audience to understand what the film is about.

In the trailer sound is used in a clever way by using a Christmas song it sets the scene as a Christmas film, it's quite enough so you can hear the main character talking about everything the holiday is about. When the music drps it's clear that something bad is about to happen, this is effective because it makes the audience want to know what's going to happen.

The characters clothing was a everyday mums clothing which made the character more believable, this is effective as it helps all parents watching connect with the actors playing the characters. When the parents of the main characters turned up the was all dressed up in classy clothing. 

From the trailer we are able to tell that the storyline of the film is it's based around a group of mums trying to make it through Christmas but then their mums turn up to make their lives ten times more difficult. We can tell that the genre of the film is going to be a comedy due to the fact of the kids joking around and doing stupid things and by the parents reaction to everyone's comments.

the foreigner

The Foreigner

The camera shot that I think was most effective was when the main charecter was lying on the floor hiding in the grass with cuts all over his face, we are shown this throw a close up, this is effective because it allows the audience to be able to see all of the facial expression he was showing (the main facial expressions he was showing was a scared and panicked this is effective because it makes the audience want to know why he is feel and doing what he's doing. The pace of editing is fast , his is effective because it shows us that there is something dangerous going on as it quickly cuts from scene to scene dramatically using a fade out to black at each edit.
In the trailer sound is used effectively, the music that is used is an fast dramatic music this is hinting something dangerous going to happen, this is effective because it makes the audience feel like they want to know why. The main character is dressed in old clothing which makes the audience feel bad for him and which makes them want to know how he has ended up how he has.
By the trailer we can tell the storyline is about someone he cares about being in danger and him wanting to save who ever it is, this is effective because it makes the audience think about what kind of danger they are in. By the trailer we can tell that the genre of the film is going to be crime and drama.

Gifted

Gifted 

The camera shot that I find most effective is the one where the little girl and her uncle are on a boat we are shown this through a medium shot, this is effective because it shows the two main characters, thus allows us to know who the focus of the film is going to be about. It also allows us to see them going on one of what could be many adventures together. The pace of editing is actually quite slow this is effective because it allows the audience know that the film could be a little sad and dramatic. 

In the trailer there is a quiet guitar playing in the background just loud enough so that you can hear it with people talking over the top of it. In the trailer the main characters are wearing subtle clothing, the career is wearing what looks like old clothing that he has had for a while and the young girl is wearing all new things this is effective because it shows the audience that the career is willing to have nothing but for the little girl to have all new things, this makes the audience feel more like he is an everyday person that loves their kids. 

We found out that the storyline of the film is a girl that is so incredibly smart, she has lost her Mum and wants to continue living with her uncle, and is at risk of being taken away to live somewhere else, this is effective because it makes the audience want to go and see the movie to see what happened to the Mum and happens to the girl and who she ends up living with. 

We think at the film is going to be a family film at the beginning as we are shown a little family happy and we are thought that they might just go into an adventure, but it turns out that the film is a drama, this makes the audience want to go and watch the film to seee what dramas might occur and why it's a genre of its kind.

Pitch Perfect 3

Pitch Perfect 3

The camera shots that I find most effective is when two of the main characters are on a plan and it shows a two shot of them both wearing skydiving gear, this is effective because it makes the audience want to know why thy jumped out of the plane. The pace of editing is fast at parts of the trailer which is really effective because it gives us a chance to see a little more of the film which draws us as the audience in a little more, at the beginning the pace of editing wasn't fast but at the same time it wasn't slow this is effective because it allows the audience to really think about where they all are in life and what and why they are the first people shown in the trailer.
In this trailer there isn't really any music it's more of people talking about what's happening, this is effective because it's giving the audience more of an idea of what's going on in the trailer and what is going to be the main storyline in the film. The characters are dressed in a evryday kind of dress, this makes them look like everyone else of the street so they don't stand out much but yet they do, this is effective because it makes the audience feel like they sad just everyday people.
By the trailer we find out that the storyline of the film is going to be about a group of girls  conquering the big scary world all alone but still wanting to do what they love most in life.

Perfect Sisters

Perfect Sisters 

In the trailer for perfect sisters the camera shot that I find most effective to it is the close up of one of the main character leaning against the car with her headphones on, we can tell by her facial expressions that she isn't happy with moving (we can tell this due to the medium shot of the car and the truck on the back) this is effective because it's letting the audience know that maybe she's not 100%happy with what's happening. The pase of editing in the trailer is fast this makes the audience think that the family wanted to settle in and make the place their home quickly.
In the trailer you are able to hear some quiet music in the background, but you are also able to hear all of the traffic, wind and just in general everyday things. This is effective because it makes us as the audience feel like its a normal day but also make us feel like something big is happening, which makes the audience want to know what that is, this is going to encourage the audience to go and see the film. MES is used in used in a very smart way in the trainer, as the two main characters are wearing totally different style outfits but they couldn't be more a like.
We find out that the storyline of the film is that the kids have had enough of their mum and wants to do something about it, towards the end of the trailer we find out that they want to kill their mother, we find out about this because one of their friends are typing it on a computer and it shows us what it is she's typing. This is effective because it makes the audience think are they going to go through with it or are they going to find another way to help their mum.
In the trailer we are shown what the storyline of the film is going to be about by seeing someone typing and it coming up in front of the computer as she types it, in a white sharp font. At the beginning of the film we think that its going to be a happy family film but then something happens to change our minds from a family film to a crime/drama. This is effective because it makes the audience want to know what the film will actually end being.