Introduction to Sound (Part 3)

•  How does sound support your film in the context of its genre? (Document four dialogue lines, 6 sound effects and 4 musical pieces that audiences would expect to hear in your film.

The film immediately starts with a dark screen and mischievous music playing in the background. This matches the horror/mystery genre of our film. As the film progresses into the bullying flashback scenes, sad music plays in the background to change the tone of the story and match the protagonist's emotion. Once the film reaches its hook, once again mischievous music is played to alert the audience that a sketchy act will be committed. 

Dialogue lines:

Ramona: 

• "Why have friends when you'll just be mistreated and replaced?"
• "Times have changed a lot since then."
• "She isn't what she seems to be."
• "Over time, my sadness turned into rage."

Sound effects: 

•  Vibrations
•  Subtle instrumentation
•  Low frequency 
•  Exaggerated, eerie/ unnatural sounds
•  Unsettling, layered string instrument
•  Slow to fast tempo instruments

Musical pieces:

• Mischievous background music
• Sad background music
• Intimidating instrumentation
• Sinister beat drop