The document summarizes a movie trailer created by the author for a film about a teenage Muslim girl struggling with her identity and values. The trailer: - Used intertitles based on research of other similar genre trailers to provide context and build interest. - Included non-diegetic recitation from the Quran to make the trailer unique and tie it more closely to the religious themes of the film. - Placed the movie title and release date at the end to leave a lasting impression on viewers. The author aimed to develop trailer conventions while challenging norms by incorporating religious audio not typically used.

1. Evaluation
Question 1 – In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop Or
Challenge Forms And Conventions?

2. Movie Trailer
• My trailer is about a teenage girl who is confused and is going through
troubles in deciding what path she should follow. She is a Muslim girl and
knows what is wrong and knows what is right.

3. Trailer
• My trailer was based on a lot of research from other related movie trailer
with similar genres. I used inter-titles to show the audience a bit more about
the movie and to grow their interest. The movie trailers that I watched used
inter-titles therefore it interested me to use them them too.
• In my trailer I used non-digetic sound, I used recitation from the Quran,
which is not usually used in trailers. I chose to use this to make my trailer
different from others and to make the trailer more related with what my
movie is about.

4. Trailer
• The movie title and the release date I put at the end of the trailer. I felt to do
this because it will stay in the audiences mind because it’s the last thing that
they will see.

5. Evaluation
Question2 – How Effective Is The Combination Of The Main Product And
The Ancillary Texts?