Soundtrack

We used Garage-band to create our soundtrack. The software was very useful and very simple to use but had a limitation of sounds. At the beginning of the film there was no Soundtrack which helped, along with the establishing shot the mood of the film. As the villain walks past the CCTV camera it flickers and the use of a diegetic static sound helps create a faulty camera look and really made the shot look professional.

As the Detectives spot the Villain the soundtrack begins as they chase the villain and creates an intense chase.

During the detective scenes the soundtrack stops and the use of non-diegetic sounds of a confiscation creates both realism and also relieves the tension thats been built up, then as the scene ends the tension build up again as the villain spots another victim, as he walks up the stairs the use of non-digetic sounds of footsteps creates realism.

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