The second trailer I'm going to analyze is this one:

                                  
                   



                               DIRECTED BY: BOAK YAKIN
 Boaz Yakin was born June 20, 1966 is an American screenwriter and film director based in New York City. He has written such screenplays as Fresh and A Price Above Rubies, and he directed the feature film Remember the Titans, among others.

STARRING:

Jason Statham as Luke Wright

 Statham was born 26 July 1967is an English actor and former competitive diver.

Statham is known for his roles in the Guy Ritchie crime films Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998), Snatch (2000), and Revolver (2005). He has also appeared in films such as the action thriller.

Chris Sarandon

Is an American actor and voice actor who is best known for playing Prince Humperdinck in the film The Princess Bride, the vampire Jerry Dandrige in Fright Night and Detective Mike Norris in the first entry of the Child's Play series, and for providing the speaking voice of Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance as Leon Shermer in Dog Day Afternoon.

Robert John Burke as Captain Wolf

Robert John Burke (born September 12, 1960) is an American actor. Burke was born in Washington Heights, Manhattan, the son of immigrants from Galway, Ireland. He attended the Acting Conservatory at State University of New York at Purchase.

James Hong as Han Jiao

Is an American actor, producer and director. He has worked in numerous productions in American media since the 1950s. He is known for his roles in various Hollywood films.

Produced by:

                                        

                                          Lawrence Bender

 Dana Brunetti

                             

                       Production Company:

                                              IM Global

                                           

                             Lawrence Bender Productions

                                           Trigger Street Productions

                               Music by:

                                     Mark Mothersbaugh

                                          Distributed by:

                        Country: United States

                     

CREDITS

Good morning!
Today I'm going to analyze two trailers.
The first one is the trailer of the film LONDON HAS FALLEN

DIRECTOR: BABAK NAJAFI

Babak Najafi born 14 September 1975, is an Iranian-Swedish film director, screenwriter, and cinematographer.  He is known for directing the 2016 film London Has Fallen.

After graduation he wrote and directed a number of acclaimed short films, including the short film comedy Elixir (2004), which he was awarded the Bo Widerberg scholarship.

STARRING:

Gerard Butler as Mike Banning

Gerard James Butler (born 13 November 1969) is a Scottish actor who has appeared on film, stage, and television.

Aaron Edward as Benjamin Asher

Aaron Edward Eckhart born March 12, 1968 is an American film and stage actor. Born in California, he moved to the United Kingdom at the age of 13, when his father relocated the family.

Morgan Freeman as VP Allan Trumbull

Morgan Freeman was born June 1, 1937 is an American actor, producer and narrator. Freeman won an Academy Award in 2005 for Best Supporting Actor with Million Dollar Baby (2004), and he has received Oscar nominations for his performances in Street Smart (1987), Driving Miss Daisy (1989), The Shawshank Redemption (1994) and Invictus (2009). He has also won a Golden Globe Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award.

Angela Bassett as Lynne Jacobs

Angela Evelyn Bassett, MFA, (born August 16, 1958) is an American actress and film director. She is best known for her biographical film roles, most notably her performance as Tina Turner in the biopic What's Love Got to Do with It (1993), for which she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress and won a corresponding Golden Globe Award.

Produced by: 

• Gerard Butler
• Alan Siegel
• Mark Gill
• John Thompson
• Matt O'Toole
• Les Weldon

Production company:

                                                      Millennium Films

                                                   G-BASE

                               

                          Music by:

                                        Trevor Morris

Distributed by:

Focus Features

Gramercy Pictures (US)

Lionsgate Films (International)

Country:

United States

PRELIMINARY STORYBOARD

    

Here I have post some of the storyboard we have done.

Actuallly paloma is the best one drawing, so she was the one charge of doing it!

TARGET AUDIENCE

Our movie is going to be focus for a target audience between 11 and 18 years old.

TITLE AND FONT TITLE

This is a general graphic with all the titles of the questionnaire.

After creating this questionnaire we have choosing the final font for out tittle.

                   

We choose the title Wild Experience with the font broadway

AUDIENCE RESEARCH

Today I make with my recording group a questionary to ten childs of 11-12 years about action films.
We make a questionary of 12 questions with the answer No or Yes.
I't have been a great experience working out with this group of year 7!

PLOT

The plot is the main plan of my story. It is the engine that drives the story forward on my course. 
At the beginning we had different ideas so is being a difficult task to decide what our movie is going to be about.

Here you can see a picture of me working out with the plot.

We had spend some lessons just thinking about this and finally we get all the ideas for our plot.

SINOPSIS
Our movie is about two girls that found a wild horse and they try to ride him but a spoilt rich girl wanted for her and after some discussions she is our friend and the three girls live a lot of adventures together until one day that an adventure will mark their life’s forever.

PLANNING AND PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION NAME & LOGO

During the design of the logo we had some doubts because we didn't know what kind of logo wanted.
Paloma, one of my colleagues gave the idea of using a photo of her dog Felipe because it has a very
funny face. Onces we get the photo we use two different programs.
PicsArt used to crop the image and to add some clipart to give a cool aspect. Them we used InstaSize for the photo's effects.
We made it  simple to read so that the audience members could identify with them easily.

This are some of the logos we desing:

But finally..... we decided the best one for our movie should be this one.

           Pug's Studios

This is going to be our production name because we are fans of this breed of dogs and we thought it could be a good idea!

WHAT MAKES AN EFFECTIVE TRAILER?

                                  WHAT IS A TRAILER

 Trailers are basically to advertise upcoming films. They are placed on television, online, and in front of films in order to create buzz so people actually know of them when they come out into theaters. A movie trailer acts the same as a commercial for a food product at a restaurant or a new toy that comes out around Christmastime. People see clips of what to expect in the film as well as some familiar faces that might lure them into paying money to see it.

  DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A TRAILER AND MOVIE TEASER?     

Teasers and trailers are all part of the drip-feed of information about a film in the build-up to a film’s release.  It’s all designed to create awareness and a kind of excited suspense in the minds of the audience, so that when the film is finally available, they will flock to it.

That’s the theory.  And sometimes it works in practice.  A great recent example is the campaign for Gone Girl, which released a cryptic poster first and then a teaser and then a full trailer.  Look at the campaigns for Inception, The Dark Knight and now Interstellar.  They are all textbook examples of how to create awareness and desire in the audience.

A teaser is usually released first in the film's marketing campaign and is basically saying "Hey, this exists". Like others said, teasers seldom show actual shots from the movie since they're often released very early in the production of the film. Many of them are just 10-30 seconds long.

A trailer is longer (a few minutes), shows shots from the movie, hints at the plot (or sometimes gives it all away), and usually ends with a release date.The teaser is only 18 seconds long, consists of only one shot from the film and is mostly designed to hint at the mood of the film.

We’ll release a trailer early in the new year, which will be about 2 minutes long and will have a lot more footage from the film, along with some ideas about plot and characters.



       What makes an effective film trailer?

The main purpose of a film trailer is to inform the audience and therefore potential customers, about the film.
The trailer doesn't inform the viewer about the plot or who plays the characters but leaves them with only a small amount of information. It also plays on the viewer's expectations of what the film ought to be like from how successful the books were and are still today.

This is very important because it puts the audience in the right frame of mind for viewing the trailer, also relies on the original films huge success and the viewer's ability to relate their past experiences with the new trailer.

The music is very effective in establishing the most appropriate mood and tone. Some films have different trailers that each concentrate on aspects of the film in order to appeal to a larger audience. 
This is easily my most favourite trailer because of the prolonged amount of time that the viewer is held in such an enriched curiosity, as is what makes the trailer what it is. 

So in conclusion, I believe that the key to success and effectiveness with a film trailer is its uniqueness and ability to stand out 'from the rest'.

SOUND IN ACTION MOVIES

THE IMPORTANCE OF FILM SOUND

A meaningful sound track is often as complicated as the image on the screen.

The entire sound track is comprised of three essential ingredients:

• The human voice
• Sound effects
• Music

Here I have post two videos that represent different sound that's appears usually in every action movie.

                       

          

PROPS IN ACTION MOVIES

The word "prop" is short for "property," referring to an object or piece of scenery used by the actors as part of the scene. Movie props serve much the same purpose as stage props: enhancing the drama and helping the actors do their jobs. More specifically, they can be invaluable components in the overall story, and even come to symbolize the movie itself.

Once you have an idea of what the movie is about, then you can come up with a "wish list" of props. Get the props you need and

 then change the script to accommodate for the ones you can't get.

This are some examples of action movies props...

During the filming of our movie we have used this props: