Production Blog: Little Singer Tallulah! Join DeathDuo family!

 Yippeee, I finally finished finding the music. So, I went on a few royalties' free music websites. Of course, my group and I don't want the movie to be copywrite. Me and my partners agreed that lighthearted music or hype music would be best. Then it was my team to narrow the songs down to 3. That means going through like 40 songs and only choosing 3. UGGHHHHH it was so stressful. I wanted the best song to fit our two characters. With Lucky's uplifting attitude and then Charmie's sarcastic unbelieving self. Gosh I love these characters. Going off their personalities made it slightly easier but truly on narrowed it to 20 or so songs. Ending up with 3 songs overall would definitely be difficult. So, I looked more into the script seeing how each scene would play out. There would have to be moments to add the music. If there weren't moments to add the music, then it would have to overlap with scenes. Thats the issue if it ended up overlapping with scenes it would have to match the vibe. Continuing my search I only have 7 songs left to choose from. I was actually getting tired of listening to so many songs over and over again trying to get the feel. Knowing I would have to listen and edit a few didn't help with the appeal either. The first 2 I ended up choosing were Seize the Day and The Pop which are both by the same artist. The final song was Today is the Day, as it just had a good idea of what would happen scene by scene. Which would be great if my group and I couldn't find a non-scene part to put the music in. 




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