Terms and Conditions of the sounds we used in our opening sequence

When searching for appropriate sound, we had to consider the terms and conditions of the piece before using it within our media piece.

Music To My Ears...

So now that we have finalised two of our sounds that we would like to use, its time to make them accessible to us by downloading them.. So since the source for these tracks was YouTube, the first thing we had to do is check if they were subject to copyright so we could use them.. once verified that they were not, I started searching my App Store to find Applications which I could use to download the videos as Mp3 files, and then edit them..
After a while, I came across two reasonable Apps which I then downloaded..

 

 

So then I stared downloading the Sounds into Mp3 Files..

 

 So now I have successfully converted these files into Mp3 files in order for us to incorporate these into our opening sequence for our thriller.

Sound Research-Non diagetic

Sound Research
Sound
Our film consists of a young vulnerable Muslim girl, who get's run over  In our opening we would like to include non diegetic sounds, that create the idea of a 'crash'. Above is soundtrack I found on you-tube which had many relevant sounds, that we can use in our film. For example, the screeching of the brakes, right before the girl screams, will work well with the dreams and the shots of Saddef getting run over. I have chosen this because it would work very well with our opening sequence. The screams of the girl can be used to match the character Noor's voice, and can be reoccurring in our opening. The car crash creates suspense  and a sense of fear for the audience. The sirens in the video, can be used at the accident shot, and while she is having a her nightmares.

Hanah Eltaher 12.4