From the course: Foundations of Video: The Art of Editing
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Finding the right piece of music
From the course: Foundations of Video: The Art of Editing
Finding the right piece of music
Norman: In the last movie, we figured out where the lean forward moment is in the scene from Castles. We saw that it was the moment when Joseph felt the full weight of disappointing his father, the architecture firm and himself. It came right after Mr. Dalton's lines, this design better not resemble the last few of your strip mall inspired projects. Get out of your safety zone, Joseph. In this movie, we're going to talk about spotting the music into the scene. We're also going to talk about the style, and the tone of the music. Those adjectives that help define the character. If you have a composer, you're going to sit down with him or her, and run the entire film through in what we call a spotting session. This is an opportunity to talk about style and tone with the composer. But, as the name implies, you're also going to be talking about the spots where the music is going to start and stop, the spotting of the music. So let's put some music in to this scene. I'd like to figure out…
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Shaping moments with music8m 33s
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Defining music and sound terms5m 59s
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Finding the place for music6m 55s
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Finding the right piece of music4m 7s
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Choosing music for style and tone5m 31s
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Performing internal editing of music7m 7s
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Creating a world with sound design8m 30s
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Combining sound design and music8m 42s
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