02-27-2009, 12:08 AM
Why make a trailer when it has nothing to do with the finished product is my question. You ever see a movie trailer? Notice how almost* all the scenes they use in the trailer happen to be in the movie? So maybe you shouldn't have released a trailer for it if it was nowhere near done.
Also I pretty much agree with what Zeemort is saying. In all honesty she is better at giving out crits then most of us here. I suggest you at the very least try them out and see if they suit your fancy or not. After all it wouldn't hurt to try out new things. If they aren't your cup of tea then don't use them but if you end up liking them, then it would be worth it at that point.
*What I meant by almost is that nowadays just about all the trailers I see for a movie use all of the scenes in the trailer from the movie you will see. Very rarely do they add any of their deleted scenes anymore.
Also I pretty much agree with what Zeemort is saying. In all honesty she is better at giving out crits then most of us here. I suggest you at the very least try them out and see if they suit your fancy or not. After all it wouldn't hurt to try out new things. If they aren't your cup of tea then don't use them but if you end up liking them, then it would be worth it at that point.
*What I meant by almost is that nowadays just about all the trailers I see for a movie use all of the scenes in the trailer from the movie you will see. Very rarely do they add any of their deleted scenes anymore.
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