TASK SIXTEEN: Choice of Music
Choice of Music
Sound is key for our post-production process. We think that is plays a huge role in setting the mood/atmosphere. Not only we will we be using diegetic sound e.g. the sound of the TV, but we will also be using non-diegetic sound for the dramatic effects. Another key sound that we will be using throughout our opening sequence will be dialogue. This will be exchanged between the two characters.
Sound is key for our post-production process. We think that is plays a huge role in setting the mood/atmosphere. Not only we will we be using diegetic sound e.g. the sound of the TV, but we will also be using non-diegetic sound for the dramatic effects. Another key sound that we will be using throughout our opening sequence will be dialogue. This will be exchanged between the two characters.
For our first scene in our opening sequence we wanted to use minimal music. The majority of the first scene will have just ambient sound from the field/park that Kate is in. As the scene comes closer to its end the music comes into place.
We will be using a lot of crescendo sound. This is sound or music that builds up to imply that something is about to happen. Music like this is essential in horror movies because a lot of the time there are many scenes in a film that are built up.
We will be using a lot of crescendo sound. This is sound or music that builds up to imply that something is about to happen. Music like this is essential in horror movies because a lot of the time there are many scenes in a film that are built up.
This sound will also be used in our first scene. As the tension builds and the cuts become quicker, we want to include this sound of Kate's heart beating. This will alert the audience and let them of Kate's increased heart rate. This shows that she is becoming more fearful and hopefully it will affect the viewers in the same way. We want to use this sound and make it parallel to whats happening in the scene.
The audio above will be used starting from when Claire (Rosie) is walking her dog in the woods. This sound will continue throughout until just before the opening sequence ends. We like this music because its very spooky and eerie.
Above are two examples of the whispering sound effect we would like to use in our Opening Sequence. This effect would be used in the last scene where Kate will be disturbed by these voices.
For when the title comes up at the end we wanted to use quite a loud sound. So we took a sound from the Independence Day 2 trailer and fit it in so it was in time with when "MISSING" came up on the screen.