There’s something about Mary –
Trailer Analysis
I decided to analyse this movie as it is a romantic
comedy. With the comedy side of it, it allows me to see what is included for a
comedy trailer.
The first piece of non-diegetic sound we hear is a
guitar and piano instrumental that is a stereotypical convention of the
romantic genre. The dialogue we hear is either something comedic or something
related to romance. The soundtrack changes to a more up-beat song which suggest
the light hearted comedy that is included in this film, enhancing the chances
of a bigger viewing audience. There is a voiceover that acts as a narration as
to what happens in this film, almost a brief synopsis.
The lighting of this movie trailer is very bright and
cheerful. This shows the comedic genre and tries to brighten up the audience to
act as a representative of how they want the audience to feel. There is quite a
smoky shade which shows the romantic style. The light is used effectively to
appeal to the audience.
The camera angles are normally a wide shot of the
whole set, or a close up of the characters face to show the emotion and
expression of the character. The camera angles
are usually framing the women from a low angle shot which normally suggest the person on screen is in a strong position and is viewed highly of. This could be classed as scopophilia as the woman is wearing her underwear. This could be to encourage the male populations to watch this film too. The establishing shot is of a female character standing outside talking to a male character. This shows the typically conventions of a romantic film as it’s the ‘boy meets girl’.
are usually framing the women from a low angle shot which normally suggest the person on screen is in a strong position and is viewed highly of. This could be classed as scopophilia as the woman is wearing her underwear. This could be to encourage the male populations to watch this film too. The establishing shot is of a female character standing outside talking to a male character. This shows the typically conventions of a romantic film as it’s the ‘boy meets girl’.


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