Defining Audio Visual Promos (P1)

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Audio visual promos are ways to promote an upcoming or an updated product. There are different type of audio visual promos. These include:

Music promos, which are short audio visual representations which are made to accompany a song that is released by a musician. The duration of the music promo can vary from the factors of the song and it could include an image of the artist.

Trailer for a film/TV programme/game/animation comes in two types, with one of them being a teaser trailer, which is an advanced release of a visual and include little information and another type being a trailer, which is a longer version and includes more information of the media products and would give a date of when it will be released. 

 TV idents, which is a short audio visual sequence that is shown before the beginning of a programme, which includes information of the channel that the viewers are currently on. They are designed to promote the channel. 

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