I decided to incorporate further influence from my trailer as I felt that it was lacking meaning and relation to my other products. I am still unsure on the image in her pupil, I have reduce the opacity to make it look more realistic to an actual reflection in a person's eye but I feel that it is unclear as to what it is when the image is zoom out to its normal dimensions.
Because my trailer was lacking tension and fear, which is often a given in horror trailers, I decided to incorporate some fear into my trailer. I didn't want it to be too obvious so I used an overlay method to put in a silhouette of the 'fear' i my trailer which is the 'thing' that Flick talks to. The silhouette that I have used at the minute is just a a mysterious looking figure from google images, however I will be drawing my own version to put in shortly. I just wanted to see if it would work before I spent the time making my own. I have now put in my 'knife scene' which wasn't originally planned in my first storyboards, however again my trailer was lacking the tension that a horror trailer should give and it was too 'artsy' to be a horror, it was more leaning towards a thriller. The final big change that I have made to my trailer it the music, I spent may weeks try to figure about why I couldn't increase the tension or speed of my trailer and then I realised that it was the music. I have now removed the majority of the track 'Secret' and replaced it with some royalty free tension building horror music. I feel it has made a massive impact on my trailer and it has made it come together a lot more. It has also enabled me to add in some different sound effects that previously didn't work with the orginal music choice that I had.
"The main title text could be a little larger as it can become lost in the picture. If you set a small black line around the text it can make it stand out more."
Due to the fact that the current outcome of my trailer lacked the 'fear factor', I decided to incorporate some new shots into my trailer. I filmed my two main characters under different lighting to flash up throughout my trailer to increase the tension and make more of an impact on my audience. I then decided to introduce the weapon that would be present in my theoretical full length feature. I took inspiration from one of my fellow peers filming technique and they took inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock's film noir style. It also adds to the overall narrative of my trailer, instead of it just being visually pleasing.