Curriculum

    1. Introduction | Welcome to the Art of the Trailer

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    2. Download | Film Footage & Premiere Template

    3. Lesson 1 | Characteristics of a Great Trailer

    4. Lesson 2 | Trailer Analysis 1: Last Night in Soho

    5. Lesson 3 | How Trailer Projects Start

    6. Challenge 1: Create a Concept Deck

    7. Lesson 4 | Trailer Analysis 2: Malcolm & Marie

    8. Lesson 5 | Copywriting

    9. Lesson 6 | Storytelling

    10. Lesson 7 | Music

    11. Challenge 2: Build Your Music

    12. Lesson 8 | Trailer Analysis 3: Cherry

    13. Challenge 3: Sound Design

    14. Lesson 9 | Editorial

    15. Challenge 4: Make An Edit

    16. Lesson 10 | Trailer Analysis 4: Joker

    17. Lesson 11 | Motion Graphics

    18. Challenge 5: Add Motion Graphics

    19. Lesson 12 | What is Finishing?

    20. Lesson 13 | Trailer Analysis 5: Judas and the Black Messiah

    21. Lesson 14 | Building Client Relationships

    22. Conclusion

Learn the Art of the Trailer

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  • 14 Video Lessons and 5 Challenge Assignments
  • Instructed by Brett Winn, Co-founder at The Refinery
  • Earn an interview at The Refinery

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