#trailer challenge

So, my movie clips this year were not filmed specifically for this challenge. Instead, I’m using a series of thirty out-of-context clips from my Operation Rita videos I’ve been doing for the past few months. I’m not asking you to make a trailer for that story, (unless you want to, of course,) but to find a different story to tell. As always, you can use any of the clips provided that you want, edited any way you want. You don’t have to use all the clips, but you cannot use any other clips except the ones provided. You can add text, add sound effects, or use whatever music you feel is appropriate to tell your story, but no extra video.

And this year, I’m actually going to ask you to make more than one trailer. You don’t have to do seven genres, like Editing is Everything does, but I’d like to see at least three. Pick three movie genres--horror, thriller, rom-com, whatever strikes your fancy--and edit together three different trailers in those genres. (They don’t have to be long trailers, and you can, of course, do more than three if you want.)

Since I’m on a video hiatus, my review of this challenge will probably be on here. Let’s say to have the challenge does by the end of VEDS. You can tweet your videos to me @mattguion, I’ll look them over and pick some of my favorites.