Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
At 37 seconds into the teaser trailer we see our first title which is the Lucasfilm logo which
instantly tells the audience that it is a Star Wars movie but also a Sci-Fi movie. The positioning is very centric which has been done to inform the audience of who has produced this movie. The animation is very bold and old fashioned which highlights the legacy that Star Wars has created over the years. The timing is very early for this
title which has been done so that from the start, the audience know that they are watching a Star
Wars teaser trailer.
At 1 minute and 37 seconds we see the next title which is what the movie is called and this has been
placed at the end of all the footage so that the audience can understand what the movie is called.
The positioning is once again very centric so that the teaser trailer can clearly get across its message and
build anticipation for the official full length trailer and movie itself. The animation this time is very modern and the font is new and full of colour which shows that this is a different movie to the previous Star
Wars films that have been released.
At 1 minute and 38 seconds we see the final title which has been put last to inform the audience when the movie will be released. The positioning is centric once again so that the focus is on the December text so that movie goers can put the movie release date in their calendar. The animation is modern once again which reiterates the fact that the movie is new and original.
Suicide Squad
At only 10 seconds we see our first title which is the famous Warner Bros logo which shows
which company is producing the movie. The positioning of the title is diagonal which has
been done as if a clock was ticking is very unique from normal titles as this one tries to fit into the mood and atmosphere of the movie.
The animation is very dark and gritty which sets the tone for the rest of the teaser trailer.
Then immediately after we see the DC comics title at 14 seconds which shows that the movie will be based
around characters from the DC universe. The positioning is once again diagonal like the Warner Bros title so the
editors of the teaser have wanted to keep a style throughout the trailer of a clock ticking. The animation is
again much more darker and gritty which is a huge change from the colourful and bright titles that we
normally see in comic book movies so this has been done to separate the movie from others and give it its own
entity.