Due to our genre being a psychological thriller, we believed we needed music much better suited to this, than that of a horror, considering there is somewhat if a fine line between them. Above all, what we wanted to achieve amongst the audience is a sense of tension, slowly building alongside the music's slow build up. The music we eventually chose, is a long piano piece by an artist named Roy Todd. When hearing this music we immediately felt it went extremely well with not only the pace of our product, but also the emotions and feelings it provoked as it progressed throughout our film. What i like most about this music, is that it has a sense of uncertainty in the way the tempo, pitch and speed regularly changes, which could arguably mirror what is suggested to be happening inside 'Emily Roberts'' head due to mental illness. As well as this, it very musch keeps the audience on edge, and this is certainly a characteristic of psychological thrillers that i believe we accomplish.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGZ6YResVuc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGZ6YResVuc
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