Music for our sequence

In todays lesson we looked at the possible music we could use to accompany our opening sequence. We will be using garage band and free music loops to create a diverse mix that really confirms the genre. We will be using the violin effects to create a strained effect, it can make the feel of the film uncomfortable which is an effect that is valued in horror. We will also use human voices, such as screama and shouts during the titles and storyline. For example, when the character us being taken the scream does not sound very dramatic, but using a screaming overlap will make it professional.

Sound research for editing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9XMd2eAy_4

(Independent music)

This music is very simple, but as our film will have a lot of dialogue, it can be used as background music is well as with opening and closing titles. if we wanted to add any other music that might be more dominant, we could mix them both up so that it can sound strained and create tension.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye1mE2bq7H8

(Independent music)

This clip has a lot more examples of a variety of music types. They are very different and they sound very suited to the genre, also making parts of it sound terrestrial, which could fit with our story of deserted woods and the 'unknown'.