The trouble with trailers for 3D films.....

[The Wormhole]

First full trailer (Possibly with The Hobbit?) yea, maybe it'll be a 3D trailer.

With a December release, having a trailer with The Hobbit could tie into Orci's "trailer by Christmas" line.

 

[sbk1234]

Also, we're talking about a Teaser Trailer, and Teaser Trailers often don't have any actual footage frm the Film, so, if that's the case, if it's just going to be a Logo, and a Voice over, and maybe some reused footage from the First movie, I wouldn't expect that to be in 3D.

First full trailer (Possibly with The Hobbit?) yea, maybe it'll be a 3D trailer.

I think you have to contextualise what this film will be, promoting it with a 3D trailer, whether its teaser or not, is an unparalleled opportunity.

I think they'll go with SFX shots like TOS opening titles where the Big E flies towards you at speed, that sort of thing, a Starfleet emblem in space that has depth never seen before etc etc.

I haven't been to see a 3D film where there weren't 3D trailers, hence I ask again, what's coming out in the near future in 3D because that's where the trailer will likely be.

I admit I am not an expert in marketing, but I would think they'd also want to advertise to the audience sitting in the 2D theaters, as some of them may be interested in the 3D aspect for Star Trek, but not the film they're currently seeing in 2D.

 

[Jackson_Roykirk]

I admit I am not an expert in marketing, but I would think they'd also want to advertise to the audience sitting in the 2D theaters, as some of them may be interested in the 3D aspect for Star Trek, but not the film they're currently seeing in 2D.

I agree -- and that was kind of one of my points. I think there are other ways to advertise the 3D aspect of a movie rather than just through a 3D trailer.

A 2D trailer for the people in 2D theaters is important, also. It can get those people interested in seeing the film. If the studio thinks it's important for those people who didn't see the 3D trailer to to have the 3D aspect advertised to them, then the studio will need to find other ways to "push" the 3D aspect 3D on them. A 3D trailer is not the only way to push the 3D aspect (granted -- it is very a good way).

 

[EyalM]

There are really not many relevant 3D movies from now until STID release: The Hobbit, Oz and G.I.Joe.

Unless Paramount doesn't want to see any of the 180 million spent on the movie back, we will see plenty of 2D trailers.

Friday, October 26
Silent Hill: Revelations 3D
Friday, November 2
A Liar's Autobiography
Wreck-It Ralph
Wednesday, November 21
Life of Pi
Rise of the Guardians
Friday, November 30
The Collection
Friday, December 7
Dino Time
Friday, December 14
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Friday, December 21
Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away
Friday, January 4
Texas Chainsaw 3D
Thursday, February 14
Escape From Planet Earth
Friday, March 8
Oz: The Great And Powerful
Friday, March 22
The Croods
Friday, March 29
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
Friday, April 5
Jurassic Park 3D
Friday, May 3
Iron Man 3
Friday, May 10
The Great Gatsby
Friday, May 17
Star Trek Into Darkness