Issue #2: Expanded

[continued from MBF section, Issue #2]

…Regardless of the format or length, the first 30 seconds must reveal the film's core, main characters, and purpose. The A, B, C of trailers—opening, middle, and end—must showcase movement and character growth. Engage grant judges within the first few seconds and focus on delivering a "sticky story" that lingers in viewers' minds.

Here’s a simple tutorial from motion array for premier pro users:

Craft different versions of your trailer, seek word-of-mouth recommendations for editors, and establish a comfortable working relationship. Understand the essence of your film and convey it through style, tone, and feeling. Select the very best and most intriguing scenes, finding connections to create a mesmerizing emotional tapestry that leaves viewers spellbound.

Here are the 16 best trailers according to Mashable SE Asia. We absolutely loved M3GAN…gah…scary!!! Which is your favorite from the list?

So, may you go forth and embark on your cosmic journey to captivate investors, and create trailers that shine like celestial beacons, leaving an indelible mark on the cinematic universe. Lights, camera, action!

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