A film trailer is one of the most important things
when it comes to making films. They are usually shown in the cinema before the
film or at the start of a DVD, although they can also be shown during adverts
on television or in adverts online. They are used to attract as big an
audience as possible and ensure that they go and see the film in the cinema as
soon as it comes out.
There are countless examples of these trailers. More
and more have been coming out every year. The first to come out was in 1914 for
a Charlie Chaplin film, which was created by Nils Granlund. The National Screen
Service up until the late 1950’s created all trailers, and the company in
itself lasted until the 80’s. Companies nowadays deal with their own film
trailers, and it’s rare to have a film without one.
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