Choice of music

In our eyes music was probably the most important thing, music was the catalyst for the film, it created tension. The problem we faced was finding music that was non-copy-write. The website we found that had respectable soundtracks the first sound track used, this soundtrack was used in the shooting scene to create tension. 

The second song was used at the main sound track to create specific atmosphere. This was perfect music for our agenda, also its non-copy-write therefore the public sector have the right to use it.

Continuing the Editing

This is a photo os us using Imovie to edit our footage. At this point we were creating and incorporating the title sequence. We are about three quarters through the editing which means we can soon start evaluating.

Progress so far

Mood Board- So far I feel that our Media Task is coming along well, we have started filming before we originally chose and we have started editing straight away.  I have started editing by getting all  the clips in chronological order and done the  necessary edits to each clip. We have been working on the shooting scene so that the gun has a muzzle flash and has the appropriate sound to make it as realistic as possible. I have done some trial and error into making the flashback more obvious to the audience. I have done some research into using imovie clip alternations; for example bluing out the irrelevant parts of the shot to make it look more Eire for the audience. I'm about 3/4 through the editing i'm still getting to grips on how to make the shooting scene more realistic as I have found all the free muzzle shot clips on the internet don't look very realistic, therefore this has caused me to do a lot of research into this certain area. I hope to be finished all the editing by the end of this week 10th of march. I feel that my group have firmly got to grips of having ago at editing and understanding what we are trying to accomplish which is a positive thing.