RESEARCH --> GEOSTORM TRAILER ANALYSIS (2017)

GEOSTORM Trailer

Feature	Comment
Genre	Disaster/Action
Narrative	There was no narrative however a voiceover by a singer gives a classy effect to the complete opposite tone of the scenes being displayed of traumatic events.
Unique Selling Point	This is a very unusual film as no movie has involved the destruction of every extreme environment condition like a city destroying tsunami, lightening like a shotgun spray and tornados which take out anything in it’s paths.
Target Audience	Ages 15 – 40 as it has the very exhilarating tone and images to it, but also can relate to horrific events which the older generation have experienced themselves or witnessed.
Music	The trailer soundtrack is strange as it contrasts the opposite of the tone being set by the cut scenes and montages. Whilst there are 20+ tornados wiping out everything, there is a female singer gently singer in the background. But towards the end, it quickly cuts and the deep toned and loud beat are introduced which emphasise the mass-destruction.
Shot types/Camera Angles	Aerial shot, panning shot, low angle, tracking shot, high angle.
Pace	Slow starting pace with minimal soundtrack and scenes but gradually picks up as scenes become shorter and more disturbing to emphasis the horrific events which occur throughout the movie. Although the music contributes to the slow pace.
Dialogue	No dialogue in this trailer apart from the voiceover.
Voiceover	No voiceover.
Special Effects	The explosions would be special effects as well as some scenes with the incredible landscape as it looks realistic but isn’t. The soundtrack can also be considered as special effects as it has a spectacular contrast with the set tone.
Credits and Intertitles	No credits and intertitles.