Creating the soundtrack

Our experience with the music has been a positive one. We spent a lot of time scrolling through YouTube trying to find something which portrayed the mood of our opening and would partner the intensity of our filming. In the end we chose a sound track called 'Conspiracy'.

We chose this soundtrack because we liked the pace of the music and how it travelled with our filming. Additionally, it didn't appear affected if we cut it or split it up; it still flowed nicely. We did ask permission from the composer and he has allowed us to use the music as long as we credited him which we have done. Additionally, it follows the same pattern of music and flows in the same way.

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  1. Frankie3 March 2017 at 04:51

    I'm glad that you have obtained the permission to use the artist's music and that it has worked well. I understand from Eleanor that you are reviewing the music to make it more personal. Evaluate here what you like about the music you had cozen and how you feel it could be improved upon.
    Mrs H

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