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Posted on Friday, September 3rd, 2010 at 12:09 am in film by adminA Glimpse into the world that is 3D Movie Trailers
Posted on Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at 8:10 pm in Trailer by adminA Glimpse into the world that is 3D Movie Trailers
3D films are made using stereoscopic technology. This enables the viewer to see two slightly different images in each eye, creating the illusion of depth. 3D movies are more popular than most people think, and they are advertised like any other film, through movie trailers.
The good thing about 3D movie trailers is that they give you a clear picture of the film itself, without giving away unnecessary spoilers. The scenes shown in a trailer are usually the most attention-grabbing, those with the wittiest dialogue, the funniest moments, and those kinds of things. They are not shown in the same order as they are shown in the film. Otherwise, it would become a film summary, and not a film trailer.
Originally, movie trailers were shown at the end of a film, but patrons would immediately leave the cinema right after the film and so the trailers would be shown to empty seats. That is why it was termed ‘trailers’, not because they were hardly watched but because they were shown at the end. So now, trailers are now shown before a film starts, to ensure that everyone would watch them, whether they like it or not.
The following are some of the parts of 3D movie trailers, which are not that different from other regular feature films.
Music
Ah, music. Who doesn’t love it? It is one of the main things that give life to movies, and trailers at that. Can you imagine a movie trailer without music? It would be completely boring and dull. Music helps set the mood, especially in the last part of the trailer where the most emotional scenes are shown. Music plays a really, really important role in 3D movie trailers.
Information on the cast, crew and studio
Ever noticed that at the end of almost every movie trailer, a cast run is shown? All the notable actors and actresses are mentioned, and that is because this helps greatly in boosting up the advertisement. If a person sees a trailer with his/her favorite actor/actress on it, he/she would surely watch the film and tell other people about it. Information on the studio, such as the logo, is also shown in the trailer.
Plot Summary
The plot summary of the trailer consists of three parts. The first part lays out the premise of the story, this is the introduction. The second part involves the rising action that leads to the climax. The last part is where the most emotional scenes are shown, and this is done with signature music to set the mood. A cast run, if possible, is shown towards the end of the trailer.
Voice-over
Hear that low, almost creepy voice at the start of a trailer? That’s the voice-over. Need I say more?
3D movie trailers are not the end of the road. To know more information on movies, feel free to browse the site!
Paul has been writing articles for the past 3 years. Check his latest website over at http://www.3dmovielist.org/ which gives people the information they need about 3D Movie Trailers.
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Use Blu-ray and High Definition Technology Instead of Cds and Dvds
Posted on Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at 4:11 pm in HD by adminUse Blu-ray and High Definition Technology Instead of Cds and Dvds
With technology improving everyday, you quickly start to notice that not only can you still use CD or DVDs to do CD duplication, DVD duplication or even CD packaging and DVD packaging, but you can now use new formats to store or sell programs and more.
It is actually now possible to use blu-ray and high definition technology to do all that. Those new technology can store even more data than the normal CD or DVD that would be used for CD replication, DVD replication and the others.
We hear a lot about blu-ray discs and high definition but what is it really.
The blu-ray disc is the next generation of optical disc format developed to enable recording, playback or rewriting of high-definition video most commonly known as HD, as well as storing a large amount of data. Whereas a DVD has a storage capacity of up to 8.5GB, a blu-ray would have a storage capacity of up to 50 GB and a high definition DVD would have a storage capacity of up to 30GB which make those types of storage hugely interesting.
While discs like DVDs and CDs use a red laser to write and read the data, the new blu-ray format actually uses a blue-violet laser. Using a blue-violet laser instead of a red laser means that the laser has a shorter wavelength which makes it possible to focus the laser dot with even better accuracy, thus allowing data to be packed more compactly and stored in less space which obviously mean a greater storage capacity.
The blu-ray technology is supported by around two hundred of the world’s leading computers, consumer electronics, video game and music companies for the moment and this number is meant to grow with the years. The format is even supported by all Hollywood studios as the successor to the DVDs we all use for the moment. Interestingly, High Definition DVDs have not been used much due to the growing success of blu-ray discs, especially since you can store much more data on a blu-ray disc than on a high definition DVD.
Even if the blu-ray and high definition formats are not widely in use at the moment, they will certainly be in the coming years as soon as the technology becomes better known by the consumers around the world. So next time you want to get DVD or CD duplication or even DVD packaging or CD packaging done, think about using blu-ray discs instead.
Sam is working as an IT manager in a DVD packaging, CD packaging and CD duplication company. They can also do DVD duplication and more.
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