Nice Trailer. I would love to hear more... and of course that is what a trailer is for. So this seems like a wonderful beginning to...? The only issue is that the last frames have something written in red on a black background which made it really tough for me to read. White and red works well for some. Black and white for the final message would be great as you have only allowed a few seconds to read it. Sorry, I missed it. But there are some of us who wear glasses and this can be a hassle when a fast read on line is necessary. Other than that, the trailer is catchy. I like it and look forward to hearing and seeing more.
Mm..it was much better than the first ^-^ so two thumbs up on that. lol!
i still think that you should change the narrator. the voice is a bit depressing..ironically so because its a vampire trailer (right?) ..it all depends on the story. i'm near 16 so i already made an impression that it was a younger group that this move[?] was playing.
the font is much better :D and the pictures, although this time were either drawn or animated, had more meaning to it than the simple 3 second clips of tall buildings on your first one :)
everything is great! just need to change the voice. when the guy says, "i was once human, but i am converted to what you would call a vampire although it's a very unfair term.." --it didn't sound realistic at all...like he was stating a quoted fact that was read from a logic novel; his voice should have shock and awe. ask yourself...how would you be saying that yourself if you had been turned into a vampire? pretty shocked is my guess X) so you should imput that to the narrator because i didnt find any emotion or purpose in it, to be honest.
all in all, great job! i liked the music too by the way, nice touch to the theme :D
I love the background music, it really sets an 'action' feel to the trailer. I don't particularly like the fact that the red text move around so much. It's a little hard to focus on, although not hard to read at all. I think it would be more dramatic if perhaps the words grew larger from the center and faded. Otherwise, well put together and very interesting.
Wow this looks good. I only have one tiny suggestion though. This is because I had the same problem with mine. The last frame the text is hard to read but other than that the rest of it was quite intriguing. I really did enjoy seeing it. IT was very well done and looked good.
The few minor points I was going to make, other reviewers have made already --difficult to read and listen at the same time, inadequate time on-screen for the printed bits, unfortunate color choice (acknowledging that red and black is pretty much S.O.P. for Vampalogues) . As far as style goes, this isn't really my thing, so my opinion may be valueless, but the movie trailers that really make my ears set up have a distinct change in mood, tone, or volume incorporated--Like for example, open with birds chirping, some light duty music behind, etc., interrupted by shrill whistle, scream, skidding brakes, or a harsh minor chord, then narration: "But that's just not what the day held out for them!", or something to that effect: Lead-in, full-stop, radical change of direction or mood. Just one guy's unqualified opinion.
not bad :). however, the red writing is a lil difficult to read and some of the writing moved away too fast. i also found that the music switched too quickly in the beginning so it seemed almost random. otherwise it seemed pretty good :)
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