Wednesday, 17 April 2013

Final Soundtrack Choices


Finding the Music

Finding the Music for our Thriller:
After finding out that the music we originally planned to use for out Thriller opening was actually copyrighted, we all had to go on a mad hunt for some copyright free music that fitted the plan for our Thriller. This was not as easy as it seems. We was finding copyright free music that would fit the bill for an ordinary thriller, however, Freddie being the picky person he is, he wasn’t happy until he found something that fit perfectly.

We decided that we were spending too much time in lesson trying to find the music so Freddie said that he would continue the search at home, so he did. He came in the following lesson with half of the Thriller entry already edited out with the perfect fitting soundtrack he had been looking for! Freddie actually found two pieces of music, both copyright and royalty free that he would combined in the Thriller to fill out the full 3 minutes. The two pieces perfectly built up the tension within the Thriller then with the perfect drop into frantic/panic for when the chase scene kicked in.

So, after a long search we did manage to find two pieces of music that fit perfectly into our plan and in our minds, created a great Thriller opening.


Tuesday, 26 March 2013

Unknown Enemy Preliminary Poster by Harvey

This was my first poster design. We all liked the idea and the main picture however this as you can tell does not look like a movie poster it says nothing about the film. In a future poster we will need a boilerplate, a bbfc rating and our production company logo. We think this will improve the poster immensely.

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Finding the music - Freddie

Finding a good peice of music to go with our thriller is extremely hard, especially as it has to be copyright free and be long enough to cover the extent of our piece. After what felt like years of searching, i have come accross 3 dcent peices of music that are copyright free and would fit our story. However, none of these peices are long enough to cover the whole 3 minutes, so we may have to combine more than one to complete the 3 minutes.

Monday, 18 March 2013