Trailer Research - Safe

- Starts with an establishing shot, this is based in America

- American Male voice over, this is stereotypical for crime and action films

-Stereotypical suits, weapons and glasses, shows the characters are members of a gang

- Quick cuts with voice over, this is again stereotypical

- Fast editing, builds up tension and suspense for the audience

- Busy crowd scene, sets the location for film, also stereotypical as it's easier for people to go missing

- Young, powerless female, also stereotypical for films because she can't defend herself

- Close up of protectors face, he's is usually white male, the close up also shows his facial expressions

- Music build up, adds tension for the audience

- Violence in the fighting train scene, also stereotypical for the film genre

- Lots of fade to blacks used throughout the whole trailer

- Flashbacks, black and white filters used 

- Fast paced music used and goes with the film

- USP is Jason Statham

- Headquarters which is stereotypical for crime and thriller films

- Dialogue used as voiceover 

- Police which is also stereotypical

- Clicking of weapons, weapons are also stereotypical

- Fast paced editing used in gun scenes

- Protector always risks their life at one point in film - "till my dying day"

- Rock music used a lot in trailers to build up pace

- Car chase and explosions, again stereotypical

- Slow motion, build tension for the audience

- Film title "Safe" used in part of the voiceover 

- Some form of comedy used in the film