-The trailer for Rise of the foot soldier is a theatrical trailer; as it is 1:36 in length.
-It is a violent gangster action film. I can tell its an action gangster genre from its violence and language used throughout the trailer.
-The representation for the film is certainly aimed at age 18+, the film was aimed to be back in 1995 from which the Rettendon range rover murders of 1995, the location was shot in London Essex. The meaning of the whole film was over football at first, but then soon both the rival teams got into drugs and making money; then soon became disagreements over the drugs and violence began to break out.
-The production name comes up first in the trailer which is 'optimum releasing'
-At the end of the trailer there are no credits seen to the audience.
-In the trailer there is no release date given for when the film is due to come out, but just to make people think and wait until the film release date is given.
-The film has been given a certificate of age 18+ due to it's violence and crime, language and sexual scenes.
-In the trailer, there is a voice over throughout the whole trailer, which is giving us the audience information about the film and telling us what the film is about; and the structure of the story line, the voice used is from the main character 'Carlton' which is sort of voice that sounds like he is a dangerous person in the film who is one that gets into a lot of trouble. Also the way he talks about violence sounds as if he looks for trouble with his gang.
-In the film there is two bits of dialog from the film one is explaining a drug deal that is going to take place and asking Carlton to come along and help out, and another bit of dialog is a man shouting out 'welcome to the neighbor hood' which tells us the audience that the place where the film is shot is a dangerous place and should be avoided.
-There is no point in the trailer where we as the audience are addressed to the film, just telling us the outline of the film and what it is about.
-In the trailer it starts with a rock sort of music to give the audience a feel of an action packed film which would create a feel of suspense for the audience. Then towards the middle drum beats start to kick in to warm us of danger approaching, and lastly towards the end of the trailer a slow song starts to play to give the audience the feel of shame and loss within the film itself.
-The editing pace is very quick; and scenes are very quick flashes across to the audience making us concentrate to be able to see all the flash images and scenes coming across the screen at us. Then throughout the trailer it shows us slower and more story building scenes.
-In the trailer there is graphics and narrative text used, towards the end of the clip big white bold writing shoots into the trailer and fades out saying 'hooligan' 'gangster' and 'Legend' stating the main points in the film; that there are hooligans, gangsters, but among them all lays a legend.
-In some part of the trailer, the film is slowed down to show the impact on some of the violence that is taking place, also when characters are being introduced to the audience the trailer uses a freeze frame for a second; to give the audience a chance to be able to identify the character.
-The trailer uses a lot of fade in fade out effects when the narrative text comes into the screen. Also there are a lot of flashes used within the trailer to show fast flash effects of violence to give the audience sense of a violent and fast pace film full of action, keeping us the audience drawn towards the film on the edge of their seats.