watch Teaser Trailers for Indie Films

[sanjumajumdar400]

I recently completed my second no-budget feature film in college and we're just beginning to design the marketing campaign for festivals, web, etc. I posted a teaser trailer on youtube, here's the link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gajVxF5iZ5E

Please tell me if you think this teaser is effective or if it is lame.

Best,

Sanjit Majumdar

 

[M1chae1]

Quality teaser. Not bad at all. Well edited, looked good...

 

[Jakesownfilmsproductions]

Very good trailer look forward to see the final product.

 

[sanjumajumdar400]

Best No-Budget Indie Trailer! Please Post Other great indie Trailer

I've been slaving for over this trailer for a month. Not sure if it's the best trailer for a no-budget crime epic, but I hope it comes close.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ictB8XoQYQ

 

[Zensteve]

Nice lookin' trailer, but about 80 seconds too long.

Sound's rather poor, especially when compared to the visual.

Lighting looks fantastic.

 

[Bleahaa]

Very impressive!

This trailer blurs the line between a student film and a professional low budget production. Visually its almost there, with 80-90% of the shots looking brilliant with only a couple of tell-tales signs that its digital (motion issues mainly, but then Michael Mann's recent films have this). Its not a bad thing, but for most of this trailer I'm just looking at what's in the image rather than thinking 'that looks like it was shot on digital'. Totally subjective and I have no problem with it but it does bother some people. The sound too is a bit inconsistant but this sometimes is only a problem the trailer.

I'd watch the full film based on this so good job

 

[MichaelAzzopardi]

Good trailer. I'd definately watch more! Great editing