My decision on the 2 types of trailers I want to create and why (A2)

I have decided that i want to produce two TV spots because I believe that TV spots provide more excitement for the audience as they usually last shorter than teaser or theatrical trailers, they don't too much away and for me that builds more excitement for the audience ahead of the release. TV spots also usually involve much quicker/faster editing which builds suspense and tension

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