Sounds

This sound could be used in our sequence as I feel that it has a sad feel to it. I think we could use this when the flashback of his mother is being shown this will add a deeper meaning to the sequence and will really make the audience feel the sympathy for the antagonist.



This has a sad feel to it also but has a bit more of a creepy feel rather than the last piece of music. This could be used when the flashback has finished and the antagonist is changing. This will be a key piece of music as it will show the "darker" side of the antagonist.



This is a very creepy feel to it. I think we could use this piece of sound in our sequence because it could show that the antagonist has changed is no longer the happy man you see before.


The sound we chose: 









We decided to use these sounds because they will compliment the piece very well because they fit very nicely with the scene we will be seeing for the first one we could use this just after the flashback to show the antagonist has lost his way a little bit. And for the second piece we could use this as the voices in the mans head this would compliment the scene well because the voices are a very important part in the illness and if we can get this creepy sounding voices it will tie in well with our piece. The last piece we will use to go against the conventions of a thriller and show how the man is having a break down.