Planning- Music scene 1

 Hello, blog! We are gradually getting closer to the editing days as we have finally completed filming for our opener. We wanted to work out things like coloring and music before we actually started editing. Each of us discovered a few songs that we are thinking about using for our movie's premiere while conducting research and making plans. We only want to utilize music in the opening and final scenes of our movie, which is why it is so crucial. In order to make the initial scene appear as normal as possible, we want it to be entirely musical with no speech.We want viewers to believe that our movie is based on a typical teenage girl. To make sure they won't know what's about to happen, we must choose vibrant music.

Scene 1:

Restless One by Sully Bright 

Sully Bright's Restless Ones. When we initially heard this song, we thought it would be ideal for the tone we had in mind. We felt that it accurately captured the emotions of teenagers and had a tone that was almost upbeat. We believe that the footage we have would look fantastic with this track. The lyrics' slow tempo is the only part of it that we don't particularly enjoy. Although it moves more slowly, we intended it to be bright and happy.

Link: https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/tracks/392163f3-b151-45ea-9125-d0f284aedbb3/

Glow by Adelyn Paik

One of the first songs we listened to when we started our investigation was this one. We enjoyed how cheerful it was when we first heard it. We believe that this music perfectly captures the happy vibe that we want to portray. We still believe that this song would be a fantastic pick for our opening scene, even after listening to a lot of other music.

Link: https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/tracks/46da3827-f001-40c8-8760-017ccf61584a/

Heaven by Maybe

We adored this song's calm when we first heard it. We initially believed that this music would be a fantastic representation of a teenage girl, but we later discovered that it is a bit too calm for what we are attempting to convey. It moves more slowly and doesn't capture the intensity of puberty.

Link: https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/tracks/627d8c33-e65f-4f0a-a250-cf51e79da2e9/

Reflection:

After deciding on a few audio possibilities, we decided to gather together and selected the best one. After much deliberation, we selected... Adelyn Paik's Glow! We can't wait to see how this upbeat song turns out and are delighted to have it in our film. Check the blog for more!