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Analyse and evaluating the Theatrical teaser for the film Gladiator.
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Analyse and Evaluating the Theatrical Teaser for the Film Gladiator Cinema trailers are shown as publicity for a certain film, they attempt to encourage the viewers to watch the film they are advertising. The way in which this is done can vary a great deal but every trailer shows the most exciting Parts of a film what is known as the 'best bits' of the film are included in the trailer. These are normally the most dramatic or most hilarious scenes, making them make the viewers more interested in watching or wanting to see the film. A trailer can deliberately withhold information creating questions in the viewer's minds so this will persuade the viewers to go and find the answers to their questions. Basically those parts where you want to see more to know what happens next, this is a skill of publicity gained in different ways by the producers of the...
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