Best Year 12 Production
Out of 'The Boy Is Mine', 'Detention', 'Johnny' and 'Enigma', I think Johnny was the best one. A trailer is supposed to sum up the film but not tell you the whole story, it is supposed to leave you wanting to see the film; Johnny was a very good trailer. Johnny falls under the gangster genre, this is clear at the beginning of the trailer. By telling the audience the genre immediately, it grabs those in the audience who are interested in that genre instantly. I also found the end very interesting where his 'friend' betray's him and takes off his balaclava. From this moment on, you want to watch the rest of the film but that is when the trailer finishes.
It could have been better if they had used dramatic music instead of grime. This would have made for a more dramatic finish but overall it was a very good trailer.
Best Year 13 Production
I think the 'Call of Duty' was the best Year 13 production in my opinion. Although it wasn't a very original idea, they used their location very well and the camera angles were very similar to that of the game. The humorous element to prevented it from being a flop because without the humor, it would have been taken seriously by the audience who would have seen that it wasn't a very accurate interpretation of the Call of Duty series. This doesn't mean they didn't try to make it look like Call of Duty.
It could have been improved if they had used props or edited guns into the video. This would have made it more like the game as the guns are what define the game.
Out of 'The Boy Is Mine', 'Detention', 'Johnny' and 'Enigma', I think Johnny was the best one. A trailer is supposed to sum up the film but not tell you the whole story, it is supposed to leave you wanting to see the film; Johnny was a very good trailer. Johnny falls under the gangster genre, this is clear at the beginning of the trailer. By telling the audience the genre immediately, it grabs those in the audience who are interested in that genre instantly. I also found the end very interesting where his 'friend' betray's him and takes off his balaclava. From this moment on, you want to watch the rest of the film but that is when the trailer finishes.
It could have been better if they had used dramatic music instead of grime. This would have made for a more dramatic finish but overall it was a very good trailer.
Best Year 13 Production
I think the 'Call of Duty' was the best Year 13 production in my opinion. Although it wasn't a very original idea, they used their location very well and the camera angles were very similar to that of the game. The humorous element to prevented it from being a flop because without the humor, it would have been taken seriously by the audience who would have seen that it wasn't a very accurate interpretation of the Call of Duty series. This doesn't mean they didn't try to make it look like Call of Duty.
It could have been improved if they had used props or edited guns into the video. This would have made it more like the game as the guns are what define the game.
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