Music for my teaser trailer

After watching many trailers for the genre of psychological thriller I have found that the music is either extremely happy and optimistic to make a strong juxtaposition between the film itself and therefore making the audience wanting to watch it; or it is quite quiet and uses a lot of low pitched instruments and starts off with lots of long notes which then begin to speed up with the build in the tension.

I am planning on using low pitched long notes for my teaser trailer and then also incorporate sound effects to increase the tension and to heighten the effects within the shots.

Trying to find a font.

During my first rough draft of my trailer I just used one of the fonts already on livetype, this font however doesn't quite fit the genre and feel of my trailer so online I am researching into the right font to download it.

I'm using a number of different sites;

www.fonts2u.com

www.dafont.com

www.1001fonts.com

www.buried.com/fonts

www.simpleythebest.net

First version of teaser trailer

This is the first version of my trailer, once I took a step back and watched it properly I noticed that it doesn't really fit in with the genre of my trailer, due to this I have already started to re-edit it in a different order and using slightly different clips. Other main changes I am making is to take out the film festival logos as they take up too much time and doesn't stick with the idea of trying to make this a really fast paced trailer. Also I am going to alter some of the sound effects I used in the background as they sound unrealistic and to over the top.

Also I am planning on making the shots a lot quicker and sharper when I do my next

version of the trailer as this I believe fits in with the genre of thriller more.

Call sheet & shot log

Final Storyboard

Below is my final drawing for my storyboard, however I do understand that it might alter slightly once I start filming it.