Trailer Analysis



Audience
This trailer is mainly aimed at teenagers and adults because there are fast cars and lots of fight scenes shown in the trailer.

Voice Overs
At the beginning of the trailer the voice of a police officer is heard. The police man is telling the audience about the recent events in the film.
Stars
Jamie Foxx is popular actor and is featuring as the main character in the story. 

Camera shots
At the beginning of the trailer there is a long shot of a car chase which helps the audience establish where the film is being set. There are also lots of close ups of the main character which makes the audience empathise with the main character. Towards the end of the trailer there is a montage of dramatic scenes which makes the trailer exciting to watch.

Music
Non-diegetic tense music is playing at the beginning of the trailer which creates tension in the audience. There is also non-diegetic rap music in the background while there are lots of fight scenes happening.

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