INNER REDEMPTION
Inner redemption was one of many films trailers which were produced by former year 13 students and were presented at the media awards 2012. This film trailer in particular had one first prize for best year 12 production design.
What Went Well (WWW):
- Mise en scene is presented excellently through out the trailer. The main lighting which is used is low key lighting as it mainly focuses on the characters facial emotions. The audience are therefore able to feel the heat of the actors and the fright of them causing them to have an identification by being able to relate with the characters.
- The genre of horror is portrayed brilliantly as fear and horror is shown through main things such as props. The use of future reading cards created a tense atmosphere as although there was hope in the characters the audience had already had an idea that something bad was soon to approach. This causes enigma codes as the audience knows more then the characters do.
- The scenes are also very realistic and almost life like due to many reasons. One of these would be the costumes the characters have very cleverly chosen to wear. For example, the individual reading the future cards out is dressed in a traditional outfit, this also develops on her characteristics.
- Compared to the other trailers Inner redemption was different and showed the genre of horror in a much different light then the others. However, the sounding through the trailer could have been improved as the music was much louder and their vocal projection was not loud enough for the mics they were using therefore by either using a better mic or increasing their voice projection the scenes could have been made much clearer and easier to understand.
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