Trailer editing, Hollywood trailer routine mind map

Trailer editing, Hollywood trailer routines, how to edit a stylish trailer, how to edit and polish, use professional montage, etc.

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How to edit a stylish trailer

①Slow down the pace of the story and add some emphasis and brief moments of style between the pace of the story and the message of the story

②In the storyline of the trailer, especially the first and second acts, follow the general pattern: dialogue--turn--dialogue--turn--dialogue--turn, etc.

③The purpose of interweaving stylistic moments and story is twofold

① Keep the audience's full attention and break the monotony of telling the story with interesting shots and sounds

② Give the audience time to process the story information and understand what is happening (even a simple trailer is still conveying a lot of information to the audience), use music as a guide, and accurately adjust the dialogue and "moment" Rhythm

How to edit and polish, using professional montage

Picture montage: usually at the end of the third act

①Consider the causal relationship, the connection between shots, and imagination

②Consider the focus position of each shot. For example: if there is an object in the previous shot that moves quickly from left to right, then the next shot can make the object on the right side of the screen.

Editing methods without regard to focus position: changing the order, taking additional shots, and ensuring that the audience's eyes quickly track important visual information by keeping the focus on a relatively similar area of the frame

③ Consider shot grouping. In most montages, each shot will not be from a completely different scene. There will be two or three related shots that play from one scene and then lead to another short shot from another scene. combination

Hollywood trailer routine

①First write a line of text and put a few taken shots

②Put out another line of words and put a few more taken shots

③Get a subwoofer

④Ask a grand philosophical question, and the conclusion should be shocking

⑤Cool label name ⑥With a cover version of a classic old song

⑦Amazing visual effects shots, complete with various bass sounds

⑧Dark lines are online

⑨The soundtrack should be rich and the lines should be passionate.

⑩ Close-up of the protagonist: They all look hopeful

⑪Quickly switch camera ⑫Villain close-up

⑬High-speed screen switching

⑭The soundtrack is getting better and better ⑮This midwinter, next summer, National Day and New Year Golden Week, Dragon Boat Festival and May Day holiday

⑯Follow a set of visual effects⑰Director ×××, work

⑱ The soundtrack is getting more and more intense, and it feels like it’s going to explode.

⑲Special effects/animation/bluffing pictures

⑳Finally, let’s put together a montage and throw away the suspense.

climax

All the leading actors appeared quickly, all in heroic poses. Starring ×× Starring ×× Starring ×× ×× ××

Stacking of remaining shots

Come up with a line that reveals the ultimate theme, but be hesitant to say it

Extended visual effects shots After saying the final line Title, there's a super bass here

Released on ×month×day "Title" Produced by: Translation: