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The Effectiveness of the Techniques Used in Film Trailers in Persuading Their Target Audiences Media is communication. The main purposes of media are to entertain and to inform. Television, newspapers/magazines, adverts and the internet are the most well known forms of media. Trailers are designed to advertise the film, giving a good impression in a small amount of time so that people will either go to see the film, or buy the film, hence making money for the people involved. The trailers chosen were 'Charlie's Angles - Full Throttle' and 'Terminator 3 - Rise of the Machines'. They were chosen because they had a large appeal and both used a wide range of presentation techniques. The genres of the trailers contrast, so other elements in the trailers such as target audience and style of presentation would also be different. The genre of 'Charlie's Angels' is action adventure/comedy. The target audience is mainly females who can either relate to, or admire the characters. It is a 'chick flick' and so would appeal to a teenage/young adult audience. It would also attract a male audience due to its sex appeal. This is perhaps an unusual target audience for this genre of film, but due to the almost superhuman features in the characters it works quite well. In this trailer the characters all wear extremely stylish clothing; the stylishness of the film would appeal to the young female audience because people in this group like to be fashionable. The sex symbolism of the actresses is played on quite a lot in the trailer using scenes of the angels in bikinis, and of the girls dancing in the club at the start to appeal to the male audience. ... ... middle of paper ... ...is the most effective is 'Terminator 3'. The trailer is well constructed, and uses many different effects to draw in an audience. I especially like the start, as the high angle shot of the earth being bombed is attention-grabbing and has excellent graphic quality, showing the high budget of the film. However, both trailers are very effective to the right audience. 'Terminator 3' earned $418.3mill. at the box office, while 'Charlie's Angels' only earned $252.6mill., showing that overall more people went to see 'Terminator 3' at the cinema. This could be due to the success of the trailer, or any other number of advertising strategies. Sex appeal proves to be a very good way of attracting an audience, as it is even used in a serious film such as 'Terminator 3'. In conclusion, 'Terminator 3' has the most effective trailer.
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