To start our trailer, in the first two shots we established the companies of our film as this is typical in many of the trailers i have watched. We then get a medium shot of the two 'popular girls' walking together showing the stereotypical 'popular girls' in the highschool environement. This the continues with the caption reading 'They were the girls' spoke by a conventional male voice. following this the shot will go back to the girls sitting at school benches, again typical girls but also familiarising the audience with the social status of the girls, next with the caption reading '...who always got what they wanted...'. There will then be a longshot of a guy at an office desk with someone saying 'I'm sure you'll be very welcome here'. He will then walk out of the office changing the shot so he is now facing the camera. With this he ignores the two 'popular girls' and we see thier reaction. To vary our shots we then see a close up of the guy followed by another caption reading '...untill now...'. There is then a long shot of a 'geeky girl' gtting noticed by the guy, leading onto a close up of one of the 'popular girls' not happy that the guy noticed the 'geeky girl'. After watching a considerable amount of film trailers we realised that half way into the trailer there is a faster sequence of shots. Gathering this we decided to include this in our trailer. Throughout this there are a range of shots still keeping the variety in the trailer. This is followed by another caption 'From the makers of....'. Finally we end the trailer with the title 'He's mine' and also the time the film comes out going with the conventions. Throughout all of the trailer we have included a variety of effects, music and transitions.
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