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There are a variety of different speeds of editing are used to represent the different feelings within the trailer. The slow motion that I edited into the trailer connotes mystery, it makes you want to know why it has happened, who it is, etc. I used slow motion editing for when the car has crashed to show the sadness that the crash and death will have caused. Also in the scene where the money is handed over, the slow motion here makes you wonder who it is and why the money has been given. Fast paced editing is used to show anger and worry, it is also used to represent the panic and heart beat. The mysterious theme is continued throughout the scene by keeping the identity of the killer hidden. I have edited the footage we took so that there face is not revealed by cutting the scene just as they are about to appear. The fast paced editing is also accompanied by the increased tempo of the music this give even more emotion to the trailer. Editing

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There are a variety of different speeds of editing are used to represent the different feelings within the trailer. The slow motion that I edited into the trailer connotes mystery, it makes you want to know why it has happened, who it is, etc. I used slow motion editing for when the car has crashed to show the sadness that the crash and death will have caused. Also in the scene where the money is handed over, the slow motion here makes you wonder who it is and why the money has been given.

Fast paced editing is used to show anger and worry, it is also used to represent the panic and heart beat. The mysterious theme is continued throughout the scene by keeping the identity of the killer hidden. I have edited the footage we took so that there face is not revealed by cutting the scene just as they are about to appear. The fast paced editing is also accompanied by the increased tempo of the music this give even more emotion to the trailer.

Naturalist lighting is used throughout the trailer to give a gritty and realistic feel to the soap.

Editing

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This medium close up shot is used to show a relationship between two people, many other soaps such as Hollyoaks do the same things to show some sort of bond between the two characters. The scene and settings are both intimate and are set in a romantic scenarios, e.g.. Picnic and countryside.

Intimacy and a relationship bond are shown in both scenes, in my trailer it is highlighted to the audience that the two people are a couple by the closeness of heads, the leaning on one another and the hand on the shoulder. In the Hollyoaks scene intimacy is shown through both characters leaning in for a kiss.

The camera was brought down to eye line so that the audience feel connected to the characters and feel that they are in the room.

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In the Hollyoaks trailer and The Grove trailer there are two similar scenes where a phone is used. In The Grove trailer a text message has been received and in the Hollyoaks trailer the text message is being sent, a close up of the phone shows the audience what is being sent/received. As it is a close up of the device, the audience cannot see the person who is sending/receiving the message. This creates mystery as the audience will want to know who it is and what its about.

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In the scene from my trailer and the scene from coronation street the villain’s face is not revealed to the viewers. This creates suspense and mystery as they want to know who it is, why they did it and what's going to happen next.

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Both my trailer and the soap pictured below are two soaps that will be shown after the watershed allowing gruesome images such as blood and violence to be shown. In first trailer a slow camera pan is used to indicate the person is hurt/dead. In the second scene, the woman is being attacked, quick editing is used to show panic.

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In these two scenes a panning shot is used to show the damage to the car and then to the results of the crash. The pan in both scenes is performed slowly to increase the tension. It makes the audience believe what they are about to see will shock them.