Sound Selectahh!!

 The team has been putting in a lot of effort to get the movie ready. Although we haven't yet begun filming, we have seen a number of movies to assist us better understand what we want to do. The way that each film establishes the tone, concept, and place varies. They mostly accomplish this through sound, and specifically music. Due to this recurring theme, our crew has been researching other songs we may employ to improve our project. The crew has examined a number of songs from various genres to see which would work best for our project.

A song had to have a broad upbeat vibe and basic lyrics in order to be considered for the project. This introduced us to songs like California Girls by Katy Perry, Malibu by Anderson Paak, and Hell n' Back by Bakar.  The opening is where these songs are primarily being analyzed. The songs and sound editing that will be used in the finished movie need to be decided upon with further thought.

    Even though they were all listed together, not all of these songs necessarily meet our criteria equally. The Katy Perry song should surely be kept in mind as a last option. The first two competitors are more comparable. Whatever we determine should be in the movie, we can't violate anyone's copyright in the process. 

It's critical that we bear in mind the copyright for the songs we utilize in the project because failure to do so could make it fully upgradeable. The next step was to arrange our schedules so we could finish the assignment. Despite the fact that we are all incredibly busy, we want to accomplish the job before anything else. The fact that the majority of the team operates as one unit when it comes to scheduling reduces confusion, which helps a little. We all have jobs in addition to our extracurricular activities at school, so staying organized is crucial. The project will be captured on camera for at least three days. There will be a changing number of actors and settings each day. The majority of the project will ideally be shot on the weekends when we are free from the demands of school.