We used Adobe Premier to edit our teaser trailer. We learned how to include title's in our film, take out background noise that we did not want to be included and put in non- diegetic music. We also speeded up some of the shot's to make the teaser trailer more fast-paced. We included Warner Bro's presents at the beginning to make it look more realistic and we used a zooming in transition rather than a still picture that we originally had.
We used Blogger to conduct our questionnaire in order to get feedback from our target audience about which elements they prefer in teaser trailers. This also helped us decide on our final idea and enabled us to include what our target audience wanted. Also, we used Blogger to present all our work and to help us organise our time well.
We used Youtube in some of our research by watching teaser trailers similiar to what we wanted our's to be, in order to pick out certain elements that we could use.
We used Google to find images of other film posters and magazine front covers. Also, we found images of costumes and locations to help give us an idea of how we wanted our film to be.
We used Freeplaymusic.com to find non-copyrighted music that we could include in our teaser trailer and that flowed well with the film.
This is a picture of the camera, tripod and microphone we used when filming.
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