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 Today, our group split up a little. Violet and I decided to research music. Parker and Dara decided to work more with props. Violet and my research today was so important. I hadn't realized how difficult it might be to find the right music and artists for our film. We tried looking together at first, but then we realized it would be easier to find thing on our own. We would then show each other the songs we found, and learn more about what we wanted. Throughout the duration of our film, we believe there will be two main types of music. We will need a duller, more background kind of music. As well as more sinister/suspenseful music for when the scene needs. The use of music in our film will greatly aid how the audience receives the message we are trying to portray. So we took finding the music pretty seriously. Violet st out to find background music, and I, scary music. It was hard to find as first, because we couldn't exactly just look up "scary music" or "background music" and use the first thing that popped up. We found different compositions of the different kinds of music. I then compiled a list of my favorite options. I ended up sending this to all of my group-mates, to see if they were options everyone liked. After lots of looking, I found tracks that would match our scenes very well. We have these set aside. Throughout filming we will most likely keep our minds open to any better options, but for now, we have set things to use. 



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