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A trailer is a form of advertising in which the purpose of it is to promote a new movie or to persuade the audience to buy the film or see it at a cinema. The genre of a film is usually represented in trailer through the combining of certain scenes and cinematography techniques. For example, a action film may use the camera shots from far away, or slow down the scenes a little bit so that the suspense is able to build, whereas a horror film is likely to be fast paced and allow a lot more close ups of the actors, or certain scenes. The actors in the film could represent more than just the characters they’re portraying, for instance Jim Carrey is mostly known for his roles in comedy, while Rachel McAdams is more known for her roles in romantic films. Based upon the film and what the producers want the audience to see all comes together when creating a trailer. …show more content…
The film features Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron, Jessica Chastain, and Emily blunt as the main characters. With the original movie based upon the story of Snow White, Troyan portrays the story of the Evil Queen before Snow white and how the story came to be. The opening credits for The Huntsman: Winter’s War trailer reveals that Universal studios produced the film, and the Comcast Company is responsible for distributing the film. The opening trailer introduces an audience to the setting through a distance shot of a forest, carried on by the narration of a man’s deep voice. By doing this the audience feels a sense of demand and control, the man speaks with ease but there’s an edge to each word. The universal symbol which is recognized by appearing to look like the globe followed by the words “Universal” draped around the body of the globe is naturally the colors of the world, for instance brown, green and blue; whereas this one is a solid gold

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