Tuesday, 10 May 2011

What is the difference between a trailer and a teaser trailer?

A teaser trailer is a short trailer that teases an audience. It is created in order to entice an audience about a new movie. It also builds up hype and creates anticipation for the new movie. A teaser trailer is not intended to give the plot away of a movie but to show a short clip in order to draw the audience in and shows whats to come. Teaser trailers do not show actual footage of the movie they are a truncated version of the movie.


A trailer is different to a teaser trailer because it is much more detailed. Unlike teaser trailers a trailer revels the plot of the movie to again entice the audience and make them want to see it. Trailers are also known and 'previews of coming attractions' as it shows what a new movie is about. A trailer is different from a teaser trailer because it's length is 2 - 6 minutes while a teaser trailer is 30 - 90 seconds. Trailers unlike teaser trailers use actual footage from the movie so the audience get a true insight into the movie.

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