Wuthering Heights Trailer proves what the trailer should actually be done
By Drew Dietsch | publishing
high It’s one of those novels that never caught my attention. Of course, it’s a compelling story, but the short selling sold isn’t strong enough to take risks for someone like me. Of course, I’m not directing the audience toward such stories, but I always want to open myself up and it’s not explicitly in my cab.
That’s why I’m so happy with Emerald Fennell’s first trailer high. I didn’t even put the movie on the radar until I saw the trailer. But after reading high Trailer, not only did I feel happy to see what the finished film would be, but it also reminded me of a work trailer that should be performed.
Make your movie stand out
Today, trailers are rarely the true representation of the finished movie. Trailers are their own art form, and high Taking advantage of this to create an impressive ad. The trailer above is itself an elaborate piece that solidifies the specific sound of the material. In the expected rhythm and in the trailer high The trailer managed to stick out.
This is a huge success from a submerged world trying to attract your attention. To make a seemingly dull story full of vitality and freshness, high The trailer is infused with music video style and steam. I can’t speak to the movie that was finished at this point, but it deserves recognition because I actually sold my interests in watching my movies.
You know, what trailers should actually be done, not today’s trailers.
The trailer didn’t work
I’m not separated here high The trailer is because that’s not what the trailer encourages among the audience. Now we live in a culture where trailers are no longer an attempt to sell movies, rather than their own condor ecosystem. Film studios know how to take advantage of and leverage modern film culture. Do you think they aren’t maximizing their marketing, so can a bunch of unthinkable YouTube content factories farm thumbnails for participation? Nowadays, this seems to be the real feature of the trailer.
In all the information in the world at our fingertips, a trailer must be a huge way to remind people of the existence of movies. They have to do a lot of heavy work in informing people. Now, once you open your eyes in the morning, you’ll see invasive advertising and marketing for almost every major movie. The trailer is unlikely to give people a great knowledge of the movie, but rather their own small marketing project that succeeds or fails with its own merits. It’s about selling the movie, but rather being a trailer for success.
That’s why I want to celebrate high trailer. It certainly follows the metrics of success of modern trailers, but does it by cutting noise and showing something unique in the landscape. This makes me want to watch a movie that I didn’t know or care about before. This is indeed a trailer and should be tried to be right. It’s great to see more of them remember this.
