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Mollie-Rose Cowin 7237
Oluwaseyi Daramola 7016
Ella Piper 7356
Serena Birdee 7219
Monday, 26 November 2012
non - digetic sound inspiration - theme songs
By theme tune I mean the song to go over the titles. This song has to fit the opening of the film and also match the typoraphy. as it it the first thing you hear it will need to be perfect.
The simplicity of this theme song creates suspense as it is quite a haunting song.
There is a riff that is repeated non stop through out this piece which make the theme effective because it make the audience feel like they are waiting for a massive climax.
the music then gets louder. this is effective because it shows me that to make something effective and haunting you dont need to change a song you can just change the sound of the piece.
This song doesnt sound as scary.
It almost sounds quite child like subverting the audiences expectations for the film.
it is light, bouncy and fun. almost like background music for a magic show.
i think the light bubbly theme tune is a good idea for a film to subvert the conventions but i think that for a 2 minute film opening it would not be suitable as it wouldnt fit just a film opening.
this theme tune has similar effects to the one from 28 days later.
it is disjunct but still in time making the suspense build.
the way that the strings are introudced for bursts of sound adds suspense because its sudden and the audience dont suspect it (abit like the events in the film).
half ways through the song a sound is played to add a scary feel to the song. it sounds likea faint scream in the background this forshadows what will hapen later in the film.
Like the puppet master this song gets louder too creating suspense. it also makes the audience jump as it gets louder quickly and doesnt build up to it.
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