Tracking the Sound
A Main aspect as to the intensity of
our opening chase scene will be the soundtrack. The soundtrack needs to be
building the suspense but not dominating over the actual scene. We have looked
at soundtracks from other films and have come to the decision that we will make
our own soundtrack. One of the major factors to this decision is the issue with
copyright. We would love to use a proper soundtrack from a high rated action
film such as 'The Bourne Supremacy'
So instead of using this soundtrack
we will base our soundtrack upon this style. the long build up with the
increase of volume as the track goes on. the use of drums to keep the pace of
the scene up will be very useful although means that we would have to wait
until the film is edited before we try mixing a soundtrack into it.
This is the normal practice buy all
soundtrack composers a excellent example of this is Casino Royale.although the
motif's of the Bond theme is cleverly mixed in and the lead up of suspense
until the very end of the action is useful in adding the suspense the audience
feels whilst watching it.
Whilst
researching different soundtracks in which we could base our own
soundtrack on we came across a piece of music in which the ostinatoed
phrase and drums created a fast pace building experience. This piece by
chance was almost identical to the piece in which we were going to
create. Due to the fact that it is non copyright we made the decision to
use this piece in our film.
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