Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Music choices

For our final trailer we had to change music because of copyright issues on our previous choices. We decided to choose two songs from artists we had discovered were unsigned. We chose to crop these songs and then merge them into one for our trailer separated by a sound effect.
Our first song was stigma-
Our second song was... -
The songs we had previously chosen but were unable to use because of copyright issues were
Chase and Status- Fire in your eyes backing track - from 10 seconds in.
Pendulum- The tempest instrumental- from 1.53 seconds in.

We merged these songs together to give the audience a change in music because we felt this would keep their attention better.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Teaser Trailer Deconstructions


Chris Nolan loves a viral marketing campaign and Inception was one of the best examples of a well marketed movie. This 63 second teaser gives us no idea really about what the movie is actually about but shows off some of the incredible visuals and action scenes that can be expected. With a simple repetitive backing music that gives a very intense and exciting feel.



Once again Chris Nolan hits a fantastic viral marketing campaign for his second Batman movie "The Dark Knight". The movie we were given this which shows nothing other than the Batman logo, but this teaser is all about the audio. It has some brilliant dialogue from the movie and it was the first time we got to hear the late Heath Ledger in his now legendary performance as the Joker. There is also a clever joker card shown very quickly right at the end, to just heighten the excitement.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Bowling for Columbine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Vh_Cq7h_gI

This is the link to a youtube clip of a documentary about the Columbine High School shootings. The 2 boys involved- Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold went on a shooting spree at the high school killing 12 students and a teacher and injured 21 others.
They have said that they took inspiration for some of their killings from video games that inspired there actions. They made videos before they went on the spree round the high school documenting shooting practise and how they got hold of the guns they used. They used inspiration from games to provoke anger in themselves to motivate them to do what they finally did. They also used game footage to show methods to kill people which they then copied.