Trailers Snatch trailer 1 (TV 2001) Overlapping dialogue on scenes showed - expresses narrative to audience.
Trailers
Snatch trailer 1 (TV 2001)
- Overlapping dialogue on scenes showed – expresses narrative to audience.
- Introduces characters with names next to them to get the audience involved.
- Picture of characters shown through a projector.
- Title shot: Snatch, at the beginning.
- Shows website and release date in shots to give audience relevant information.
Snatch trailer 2 (TV 2001)
- Very quick shots.
- First shots show guns and fights to attract audience.
- ‘From director Guy Ritchie’ with black background to give audience necessary information.
- Fast paced soundtrack gets audience excited and attracted to trailer.
- Overlapping dialogue over quick shots which link each of the shots together.
- This dialogue is used to continue narrative.
- Variety of editing techniques used in fight scenes (slow motion, quick panning).
- Dialogue is also quite comedic to add a light feel to the extract, not all violence.
- Stand-out lines typed on black background e.g. “feed ‘em to the pigs”
- There are two different soundtracks which change the mood of the trailer – starts with fast paced exciting music, finishes with deep ‘bad’ sounds.
- Actor’s names are typed to give info to the audience.
- Trailer finishes with a comic scene to give audience a good feeling about the film.
