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- The titles and credits are good at the start to make it look like more of a real film trailer.
- “I’ve got a job for you” – non-diegetic sound over another scene that when it was actually filmed in.
- Blending into the scene with the sentence finishing.
- Gloomey colouring of certain shots to make the scene dark and suspicious.
- Voice talking over scenes in the trailer.
- Begins to go onto the full story
- Certain scenes need to be sorted out as there are a few technical glitches.
- Use of the Hong Kong scenes to make the trailer look like a more crime/drama film which stereotypically have tropical exotic settings.
- Non- diegetic music needs to be put into he background.
- Jump shots of different scenes are very effective in the trailer and especially near the end when there is the most tension.
Skylar Brady