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Acoustic
Acoustic
Breeze
We liked this piece of music as it was
calm and stripped-back, meaning that it could be related to the protagonist’s
gentle nature and naivety. Furthermore, we felt that this piece of music would
be popular with our target audience, as acoustic-style music is incredibly
popular with the majority of teens aged 13-17. This means that the opening
sequence would be better suited to the audiences tastes and interests, thus
making it more favorable.
Small
Guitar
Similar to 'Acoustic Breeze', we felt
that this piece of music would suit our sequence well as it is gentle and
light-hearted. However, this piece has a faster tempo, which creates a fun and
cheerful atmosphere. As the genre of our film is 'comedy', we feel that adding
it to our opening sequence would indicate this to our audience and would
further the impression that it has a comic nature.
Happy
Go Lucky
This track is also good for our opening
sequence as it is up beat and happy. This suits the protagonists
characteristics and how we want her to come across. However we don't feel like
it would work for the entire opening as is it is too bouncy and positive, where
as she is meant to be relaxed, to be used all the way through and it also
costs money.
City
Of Happy Ones
This track is suitable for our opening
sequence as its, once again relaxed and chilled out. It is easy going and has a
calming effect for the audience. Although this tract would work it costs money
and seems slightly on the sad and repetitive side.
Its
Been A While
We really like this tracks we feel that
it would really fit the genre. It is relaxed, mellow and care free, which
appeals to us. We also feel that it suits the narrative as she is doing
homework in her room, not doing very much. It is also quite stripped back and
suits the personality of the main protagonist. The only problem with this track
is that it would cost money.
Rock
Beyond
The Line
We felt that this piece of music would
suit our opening sequence well as it had a stripped-back acoustic sound at the
beginning, which could reveal our protagonist's personality, and had a fast
tempo, which would indicate the comedic genre. However, we felt that this piece
of music would be less favorable with our target audience, and could even cause
them to dislike our sequence.
Rock
Although this piece of music has a fast
tempo and would show the fun and comedic side of the narrative, we felt that it
created a large contrast between the style of music and the protagonist's calm
personality. Additionally, this song reminded us of the opening sequence from 'The
Inbetweeners'. As the TV series has a strong sense of boyish humor, we felt
that using a piece of music similar to that would give our audience the wrong
idea about our film's narrative.
Funky/Groove
Moose
We thought that this piece would be
different for the opening sequence, as it has a more up beat and slightly
alternative. This would help to set the idea that the protagonist is maybe not
as good as she seems. However we thought that this song was too manly and
boyish for the opening sequence.
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