28 Weeks Later

The horror trailer supports the grudge trailer base on its setting in an urban city. The trailer progresses with slow scenes aided by the music in the background indicating that time has elapsed (Equilibrium). However, the horror trailer swiftly goes into disequilibrium on (0.58) when the boy asks about his mother. Instantly the pace of the scenes increases dramatically, with the music speeding up and intensifying to add suspense and create tension, this could subliminally suggest that something bad is going to happen and that the future is rather bleak. The light starts flickering on (1.18) implying that something controversial is about to happen. Finally, the producers used continuity editing to convey meaning and create suspense.