After creating my last trailer, I wasn't happy with the outcome. I couldn't put it together to create what I imagined it to look like. I feel like MoviePlus doesn't have enough available to give the trailer the right effect that it needs to really stand out and catch the audiences attention.
Fortunately, I had the help of a friend who said I could use his software to try and create something better. He knows all the different techniques and skills within video editing and taught me how to create the perfect trailer to fit what I had originally planned.
"The music was very effective and made the whole trailer come across as quite powerful and eerie. The sound effect placed at the beginning and end really helped me to understand the genre of the trailer."
"Great use of connotation - making the red tie stand out as a sign of danger and highlighting the red blood to symbolise death."
"The use of lighting really set the scene of the trailer. It allowed us to understand the genre of your film as well as it adds a dark and mysterious effect to the plot and the main character involved."
"It's good that you have made the wall scenes landscape because the portrait footage gave over an unprofessional look so having it all landscape now is a lot better."
Luckily, I wasn't given any improvements as they said it was the best version yet and that I don't need to change anything; it portrays its purpose and gives over exactly what it needs to towards the audience.
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