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aLOWdAkING 12-14-2005 08:49 PM

What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
Thanks.

Keats13 12-14-2005 09:12 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
About 2 minutes

Dynasty 12-14-2005 09:13 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
A teaser is much shorter, probably less than thirty seconds. A trailer should last at least a minute.

12-14-2005 09:19 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
A teaser is what airs on TV- 30sec to a minute spot. A trailer is what airs in the theater, usually a 2-3 minute spot. Called a trailer becuase back in the day they would come after a movie aired, not before it.

istewart 12-14-2005 09:20 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
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A teaser is what airs on TV- 30sec to a minute spot. A trailer is what airs in the theater, usually a 2-3 minute spot. Called a trailer becuase back in the day they would come after a movie aired, not before it.

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You are going to have a good career in OOT.

Russ McGinley 12-14-2005 10:45 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
Also most teasers don't show any actual shots of the movie (or very short quick ones) and are basically there to tell you the movie release date.

surfinillini 12-14-2005 10:49 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
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Also most teasers don't show any actual shots of the movie (and are basically there to tell you the movie release date.

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EXACTLY, good call russ.

Check out the TRAILER vs. the TEASER on Apple.com for the Da Vinci code coming out next year.

The Teaser is just a camera focusing in really close onto the Mona Lisa with a voice over narrative.

The Trailer has actual movie screen shots, narrative, etc...

Vlorg 12-14-2005 11:05 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
I believe by technical standards it's only the timeframe that they are released. Teasers are released up to 12 months before the film opens (usually 6-8). Anything less than 4 months is considered a trailer.

Teasers are almost always 30 seconds with little to no information about the film itself. Sometimes there is no footage at all from the film ( or footage shot just for the teaser ). This is often because the teaser is made before the film itself has even begun shooting.

As an aside I do not know of any case specifically but I would imagine that teasers were made and shown in theaters for a film that ended up going straight to video. Sometimes the name does get changed. I remember seeing a teaser for Dick and Jane Save the World....changed to Mom and Dad Save the World by the time the trailers came about. I'm sure there are plenty more.

Vlorg

pryor15 12-14-2005 11:55 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
trailers are typically 3 min, but teasers are 30 seconds

12-15-2005 12:50 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
It's easy

Teaser: Melinda, the chick that works at Burger King. She keeps saying a "Whopper is better than a "quarter Pounder" But when I ask her out she shoots me down and has me escorted out by Lonnie the Weekend Manager. Damn, I HATE Lonnie.

Trailer: Where Melinda lives. It's over on Elm Street.

LLL

astroglide 12-15-2005 02:58 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
wow, this must be the most fun answer in the world to provide because like 20 people have said the same thing now.

Alobar 12-15-2005 04:46 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
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It's easy

Teaser: Melinda, the chick that works at Burger King. She keeps saying a "Whopper is better than a "quarter Pounder" But when I ask her out she shoots me down and has me escorted out by Lonnie the Weekend Manager. Damn, I HATE Lonnie.

Trailer: Where Melinda lives. It's over on Elm Street.

LLL

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I must be tired, cuz I laughed my ass off at this

tonypaladino 12-15-2005 08:45 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
I'm amazed nobody gave the answer yet. A teaser is like 30 seconds and a trailer is 1-3 minutes.

jackdaniels 12-15-2005 09:42 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
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I'm amazed nobody gave the answer yet. A teaser is like 30 seconds and a trailer is 1-3 minutes.

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It's like no one knows the answer to this. Clearly Tony is correct.

Noobs!

LeatherFace 12-15-2005 09:57 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a movie trailer and teaser?
 
OOooOOohhhh? this is an easy one LoL? A teaser is what airs(thats a funny word? airs) on TV(television) 30sec to a min? A trailer is what airs(theres that fuggin word again LoL AIRS!) in the theater? usually 2-3 minutes? hehe hope i helped you?


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