Detailed Analysis of Trailer - The Belko Experiment

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After analysing 3 trailer of different genres, I am now doing a semiotic analysis of two film trailers which is the same as my group's film trailer (which is a hybrid genre of mystery, murder, crime and thriller). Below is my first semiotic analysis of The Belko Experiment's film trailer. The film itself fits in with the same genre my group will be doing. This is great as it gives me a more thorough insight of the genre's codes and conventions.



Nina
31.10.17

Reactions to Film Pitch

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After presenting the film pitch, we gathered 3 people's reactions to the pitch. All have various reactions to our pitch that will, therefore, help us improve in our trailer and future presentations.

Nina
05.10.17

Moodboard

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Having brainstorming ideas for the trailer as well as pitching it follows the start of the pre-production process. The first step is the moodboard. This shows a visual representation of what the genre, stroyline, shots, etc of the trailer will look like. Below is the moodboard.

Nina
04.10.17

Film Pitch

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Below is my group's film presentation we showed to our class. We included what genre we chose, target audience, unique selling point, film budget, our narrative and the characters. I will be posting a separate post on some audience's feedback on our pitch.





Nina
03.10.17

Codes and Conventions of the 3 Film Trailers

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After some research, I have analysed the trailers I have previously studied which are Gone Girl, Juno, and Shifty. Alongside identifying the key codes and conventions as well as demonstrating that I understood how they were utilised.

Nina
01.10.17

Outline of Presentation

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Below is an outline of my group's presentation which we are going to present to the class.

Since we have our presentation all ready, we just have to film ourselves presenting it to the class and, afterwards, we will record a few people's opinion/feedback on our pitch.



Nina
01.10.17