The trailer begins with a man shouting this makes us want to see if he is being serious or having a laugh as we are unaware of who this character is. We are then introduced to another character called Pat who we begin to learn gets angry easily and struggles with things through the use of sound, therefore we instantly feel sorry for him but want to find out more.
Mise en scene is used to show us the difference between day and night because of the characters outfits. When the main character, Pat wakes up his parents, sound and mise en scene are used together to show us that the boy is up at 4am, which is unusual and therefore there must be an issue.
"I hate my illness and I want to control it" this makes the audience sympathise with him as his illness is a part of him and its making him feel low, we then want to continue to watch to see if he is able to control it and become happier.
We are then introduced to a girl called Tiffany, she also has problems and we instantly begin to feel a connection between the two. The love hate relationship is shown when Tiffany says, "I have a problem? You say more inappropriate things than appropriate."
The two characters then go on a date, we as the audience are pleased for them as we wanted them to fall in love.
The use of camera is effective because it shows us the facial expressions and helps us to connect with the characters as we begin to learn how they feel about each other and things around them. Throughout the trailer the use of close ups and two shots are used to show us how they respond to each others company.
The use of the titles showing us that famous people are on it for example Jenifer Laurence attracts us as an audience to watch the film as we have seen her in other films that have been very successful.
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