Music Update!

Today, my group made our final decision on what music we will be using. I believe that music is a very important part of a film. The music can influence the audience's perception and opinion. Unfortunately, my group and I didn't receive a response back from Hailee Steinfeld. The same happened with Tate McRae. We were worried before because we hadn't gotten a response from either of them. Therefore, we decided to have a backup plan. My group and I agreed that we would use Royalty Free music, just in case. We researched for about a week. We looked for music that we could use from Royalty Free. My group and I found a song that we believe would fit our film well. It is suspenseful and scary. We believe our choice will help engage the viewer. I personally was not fully convinced about the music choice. I would have preferred some of the other options he had. However, my group came up with that decision. I still believe that we can get the best out of this music. I hope that when we connect the music into the film, it fits well. My group and I had some trouble with making the decision about the music. But we all compromised to come up with a choice that we would agree with.

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