Analyse film trailer '300'

Costume - They were overalls and there is a bear. Showing his chest and skin. Like they did back in Roman times. The child is shown when he was young and the shot is looking up at him to show his superiority.

Lighting - The beginning is dark, king and princess is shown in light. Medium shot underneath 4/5 men on animals going to war. the lighting is dark but the person is surrounded by white mist to show they are good and fighting for good. At the end it shows the date it will come out and the name of the film in red blood to show violence and it is written in the sky to show the weather is dramatic.

Audience - Appeals to people who are into violence and wars and made up animals. Appeals to teenagers and young adults who enjoy mysterious films and make belief people.

Mise en scene - Snow on the moutins. Set in Sparta, kind of in Rome. Set in fields and battle zones to battle the enemies who tresspass the land. Sea and oceans.

Props - Swords, Knives, shields and arrows.There is also a setting at sea when enemies and the good do battle for there land, Sparta. Horses to ride on and do battle.

Setting - Mountains, set in Sparta and battle zones and fields. When all the enemies are running they are shown to be strong and powerful to destroy the good for the land. kissing to show there is a romance and love. The sound is dramatic and shows the difference between good and evil, when good appears there is powerful, victorious music.

Investigate a British independent film institution.

Green Street is a 2005 drama film about football holiganism in England. It was directected by Lexi Alexander and stars Elijah Wood and Charlie Hunnum. In the USA and Austraila, the film is called Green Street Hooligans and in England it was initially called Hooigans.

Produced by Donald Zuckerman and Deborah Del Prete.

Written by Lexi Alexander, Dougie Brimson and Josh Shelov

Genre: Drama

Distributed by Baker Street, OddLot Entertainment, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc

Released date was 9th of September 2005

Running time is 108 minutes

Country/ Language is England/ English

Gross Revenue was $3, 154, 346

Odd Lot Entertainment, founded in 2001 by Gigi Pritzker and Deborah Del Prete, develops, finances, produces and arranges distribution for commercial film properties in the $5-$60 million range, with box office viability in both the domestic and international markets. The company finances its activities through a combination of private equity, tax incentives, foreign sales, distribution and co-production structures, and various forms of debt.

Projects are acquired only after developing an individual strategic plan that focuses on financing, marketing and release elements. Odd Lot's long-term strategy is to build an asset-based company by owning and controlling its development process and actively growing its library of titles.

In April 2006 the company launched a foreign sales division, Odd Lot International. Led by Brian O¹Shea, its mandate is to license and arrange worldwide distribution for films the company produces while representing theatrical films produced by third parties. Recent projects include the Nazi period drama GOOD starring Viggo Mortensen, which premieres at the 2008 Toronto Int'l Film Festival; Freestyle Releasing¹s BOTTLE SHOCK with Alan Rickman, and action flick THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT; Odd Lot Entertainment's THE OPEN ROAD by writer/director Michael Meredith; the fantasy/adventure THE GREAT GHOST RESCUE and Magnolia's smash IRA & ABBY, which competed at the

2007 Deauville Film Festival and won Audience Awards at the L.A. Film Festival and HBO Comedy Arts Festival.

Other films: Buried alive, living hell, suburban girl, undead or alive, the open road, the spirit, sense and sensibilidad

Odd Lot does mainly horror, drama and thriller movies but there are one or two romantic comedy’s and sci-fi’s.