A new storyboard!!!

In recent media lesson we have discussed new ideas for our teaser trailer which gave it that unique element that Rom-com films normally have that make them attractive for the audience to watch. As we have a new plan for our teaser trailer we started to plan out a storyboard which we will then film and take pictures of and put on our blogs to show how our ideas have progressed. We looked at our teaser trailers to see how long they were, what they included and what important elements we needed to include also. The teaser trailers we looked at was Toy Story 3, 2010, Blair Witch Project and Twilight. We saw that they all had a production company at the start or end of the teaser trailer, and the most popular one was Universal. We have decided to use this as our main production company but also add in our groups company from last year and Alex's from her last project. We decided to do this as we found that the teaser trailers included more than one production company. We are going to use Jellyfish productions and Wolff productions. These showings of our film production companies will take the first few seconds of the teaser trailer, as this is one of the conventions used on other teaser trailers that we have looked at and one we want to keep in our coursework not challenge. This will then lead onto a short clip of the young girl and boy outside a cinema theatre taking a picture together of themselves, we wanted to use this short clip of them doing this as it shows them together and leads onto how the break-up. This will be followed by a montag of clips of the young boy doing clumsy things in his everyday life, which people normally find easy to carry out. Such as knocking over an alarm clock, knocking over drinks, falling out of bed, ruining something special that the couple have together (a pciture). This will make it clearer to the audience that this young boy's actions which are clumsy and arkward will be the reason why this couple break-up. Although that will be shown in the teaser trailer, we didnt want to give away how he tries to win her back and if they do end up together. After this montag we wanted to add in a short clip which will bring the teaser trailer to an end with her walking away from him suggesting she is walking away from their relationship. We decided on this plot for our storyboard as it has features of a rom-com such as the relationship is the romance and the clumsy things the boy does and how he wins her back as the humour part. We have included a few key features in the teaser trailer, but we wanted it to end in a way which will make the audience want to see the film and be interested in the plot.