Compromise

Having debated about the music for a lengthy period of time, we as a group have decided that we want to have one final version of the film, not two separate ones. This means compromising over the soundtrack. Now we have all stopped being stubborn and accepted other peoples view point the soundtrack is much better!As a group we managed to compromise over a lot of things, we all commmunicated well and eventually (sometimes after weeks of persuasion) other view points were takne into account and things were changed. All of us were happy with our soundtrack and the film which is a relief!

Soundtrack

To produce a soundtrack to the opening sequence we had to use garage band. The sequence starts off at a very slow pace and the weather is not particularly nice which shows pathetic fallacy. To create a mellow mood, we used a piano sequence at the start. The pace is slow until the main character reaches his apartment. To create suspense when he entered his apartment we used a high pitched sound. The chase sequence starts off with a gun shot and grime song Mike Lowry is played, except it is not the version by Skepta.
Due to disagreements within the group, we made two versions of the soundtrack on garage band. On one version there are sounds of traffic in the background and one without. There are different piano sounds in both of the versions at the start of the sequence.

Soundtrack issues...

Unfortunately, we discovered that we cannot use our sound track due to copy right infringements. We looked for another soundtrack to use by an unsigned artist.Eventually we found one, thankfully his lyrics fitted the opening sequence better thsn the one we had originally chosen!