trailer size
 

Does anybody know which sells better? Bigger and shorter or smaller and longer. I've been making mine small (320x240) and about a minute but I could do it either way.
Raul

*sigh*

Now I KNOW I'm not in a good place in my life. I thought you were talking about mobile homes. |goodnight

Yep - I thought it shouldn't be too large so that my rather small-ish car can tow it...

Honestly: small (320x240) gets lost on some of the resolutions people are using now (up to 1600x1200)...

I was thinking 'single or double wide"..

must be GREAT minds, Mishi!! |waves|

Are you talking about movie trailers?? Where are the 1600x1200 ones you are talking about? I have to see this.

I'll try bigger and shorter. See if there is any change in the numbers.
Thanks, Raul

Set your screen res to 1600x1200 & then right click & choose Full Screen :D

There is a level of importance in my opinion in regards to sie, however I think the overall Trailer layout is whats important, not showing too much, yet showing something, and making it something that makes them want more is the real challenge.

|shake|

Size doesn't matter! Don't worry, size isn't important to me. It's not the size that matters it's the motion of the ocean.

Have you heard any of these statements before?

Seriously you're running a pretty standard size and a movie viewer would know how to make it bigger. Listen to Extreme John as I think he's hit right. Don't show 10 seconds of something redundant when 3 seconds is enough to intice.