Analysing Different Types of Trailers - 'Fast X'

Below are the conventions found in each of the different types of trailers for 'Fast X'.

Teaser Trailer

• Titles of the film
• Release date (19th May)
• Indication of genre (loud fast music, mise-en-scene)
• Images of stars in the film 
• Film title
• Website 
• Format (cinema and IMAX)
• Production company logo/ident (at the end)

Theatrical Trailer 

• Production company logo/ident 
• Images from the film
• Title of the film
• Release date (May 19th and This May)
• Indication of genre (mise-en-scene and fast paced non-diegetic music)
• Loud impact sounds
• Website at the end on billing block
• Voiceover from characters 
• Fast paced editing (many cuts and fade ins/outs from black)
• Tagline broken into three parts (Ride or Die)
• Eye candy (explosions, car chases, shootouts, fighting)
• Some of the plot revealed 
• Formats (cinema and IMAX)

TV Spot

• Production company logo/ident (at the beginning)
• Images from the film
• Title of the film
• Release date (19th May)
• Indication of genre (action, muse-en-scene and music)
• Website 
• Voiceover man (saying age certificate and release date)
• Fast paced editing with music that matches the cuts 
• Eye candy (explosions fighting, car chases, attractive shots of women)