Sound to our thriller opeing sequence.

As a group we will find some good music for the opening sequence to our thriller using a range of different wedsites to help us find the best music to set the right mood to our thriller. For example we used a site called www.freesound.com

This is the link you can use to find the music we used to make our thriller.

http://www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=105044

This really helped us choose some good music to be used in our opening sequence. This will be a really good idea because the music will be original and different. As a group we will listen to different thriller films so that we can analyze what sort of mood and atmosphere is generated and incorporate that when we find a the right music we will know it is right for our opening sequence.

As there is no dialogue within our opening sequence we will be using a variety of different sound effects to try and convey an eerie and scary mood. Some of these sound effects will vary from heavy breathing, quick paced footsteps and a car boot door slamming. This will also make the viewer feel more into our opening sequence because they will have to focus more because it has no dialogue in it so it will be more intresting top watch. So the audience will want to watch on but then it will be over and it will leave the audience thinking "whats going to happen next?"

Before my group put together some music for our thriller opening sequence I listend to a lot of different music, so I got some good examples in my head of what types of sounds I liked first and then I thought of some music I wanted to be similar to the things I heard. These pictures (at the top) are of some examples of what I like the most, from different films and sound tracks.

In the end we couldn't deside what music we wanted to use so Alisha decided to put her musical skills to the test by putting together a good piece of music together by her self, with the groups small imput to what types of instrument's we want in it. This was more effective to the mood and the completion of our opeing sequence. I also have a few pictures of the one we wanted most to play a big part to our music.