Sound

We have recently changed the music to a ticking soundtrack that we found on Youtube, it was copyright and loyalty free from the Youtube site original music store, it's called the haunting clock. We used this as it fits with our original theme of time running out, and a ticking clock is in most of our shots, you can still see it if you look closely but it's not as overwhelmingly present as it would have been. In our opening scene, we also have other uses of sound like diegetic (like what was in the shots) and Non-diegetic which includes voice over, music (which I've talked about) and a low pitched boom sound played behind the four shots of the dead character, and played when the title comes up.  The boom is to catch the viewers attention to important parts of the opening scene, this links to later events in the movie like the death of a character. The voice-over sets the scene for the protagonist and it is there to get the viewer thinking about who they could be and what they have to do with all of this. We have also got the diegetic sound of people at the party talking and giving hints as to what class they belong to (the upper class) and puns to the later death of a character they have ties with.