Codes and conventions
Horror Trailer
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- "Best bits” of the film is shown to attract viewers.
- A disruption to normality happens
- The title of the film and the credits are usually shown at the end of the trailer.
- The music is indicating that a frightful moment is coming up. For example. The music quickens or becomes a higher pitch.
- Usually shown in a isolated location.
- The action is interrupted by credits on the screen.
- Dramatic angles show more of the character, high shot, low shot, close up.
- Commonly used dialogue, “who's there?”, “help me” and “what do you want?”.
- Dark scary atmosphere-stormy day, dark clouds or at night.
- “Well known” actors are usually used.
- High pitched screams and other noises.
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