Lets not lie if we’re here from school during quarantine we are either looking to see if you can find the answers for the work or comments abt the comical part
The scary music really works with the images of the dead pirates The funny music sort of works with Jack Sparrow noticing the boat has flooded The sad music really works with the opening 2 shots but wouldn't work as a character introduction, it would work better after a dramatic scene The epic original music works with the overall movie but if that wasn't the original, I wouldn't think it worked with this scene.
For all who need it Version 1: The dynamics are farte and the timbre is mostly copper, which gives it a grandiose and triumphant atmosphere, as well as the tempo of the walking rhythm. Version 2 The tempo is slow and the dynamics are stronger in order to give a scary feeling. The music is dissonant and clashy, which makes it more chaotic. The instruments used are very high-pitched and have higher pitches, as well as longer note values Version 3 The tempo is lively and the dynamics are mezzo-farte. The variety of instruments and the short note values create a light hearted mood Version 4 The tempo is slow and the dynamics are very soft, which creates a sad atmosphere. The use of stringed instruments further accentuates this feeling of sadness and the calmness makes it feel like a song about self-reflection. hope this helps ,you whoever you are.
i watched this video few second ago and i understood why i love to watch movies so much using boxxy software, not because it is for free and has all movies ever made, but also... music is so important part in the movie
The reason for this is because of youtube's copyright infringement. Although technically under legal standpoint this is fair use, youtube's bot doesn't know that, forcing the video to be a smaller resolution so the bot doesn't pick up on the original copyrighted video.
Yes, movie soundtracks are extremely underrated. People always talk about the actors and the directors, but almost never do you hear them credit the hard working composers that created these iconic soundtracks.
For anyone doing online school here is my music class assignment questions and my answers. Hope it helps. 1.) While you are listening, take notes about how each one of these versions makes you feel. Be descriptive as possible. How do you feel about Johnny Depp's character with each music film clip? You must specifically talk about what kind of character J. Depp appears to be given the music you hear in each clip to receive credit for this question. Triumphant and Victorious: This clip makes it look like Sparrow is the greatest pirate of all time. Even though you see him in a small sinking ship you think he must have won a great battle and that ship is all he had left. Once he salutes his fallen comrades that got hung, you see Sparrow as a hero. Scary and Foreboding: This clip makes me anxious waiting for something bad to happen. You see captain jack scooping water from his boat and I'm anticipating something to happen to his boat. Then I see the dead pirates hanging and it makes it look like Sparrow is heading into very dangerous land. It appears that Sparrow is going to that land to save his comrades knowing he may die. Comical: This clip makes Sparrow look like a clown. This music really makes his body language shine. The way he moves around his boat and scooping water out appears like Sparrow has no idea what he is doing. Sad and Thoughtful: This clip makes you feel sorry for Sparrow. This music with the clips makes it look like it's the end of a sad movie. Where Jack was a hero who failed to protect his comrades that got hung. And all he has left is a small sinking ship 2.) Are these examples evidence that music shapes the way we think about movies? These are great examples of how music can shape a movie. Music is what gets the viewers' attention and can make them feel a certain way. Music can make a horror movie funny and a sad movie scary. 3.) In movies and TV, this music is part of the film's score. The film score is supposed to supplement the audience with a musical interpretation of what is happening on the screen but is often thought of as secondary to the action of the actors and plot. Psychologically speaking, after listening to the clips you just heard, do you think this music plays a secondary role, or something more vital? I think the movie plays a more vital role in a movie because unless your deaf the music is what captures the viewers emotions. The more dramatic the music the more anticipation the viewer builds up.
Oh my god thank you so much! I'm giving my first music class tomorrow and I was looking for activities to do with my group, if I have enough time I'll do that!
Isn't it impressive and amazing how music can add an extra dimension to each film scene? It is such a magical moment when music and film meet. There is a whole story behind the relationship of music and film - it is just wonderful!
That's exactly what I am about to do with my next Y9 class! Did it with my other Y9 set this morning and it really helped them, and made a busy teaching day a lot easier! Thanks again.
I was shown this in my music class today, as we were doing film music. It really helped me understand how music can change the mood of a scene. Thankyou!!! :-)
This video is absolutely perfect! I needed an example to illustrate just how important music is in entertainment, and this is one of the best examples I could have hoped to find!
Not sure if anyone doing the same questions I am will be here but I mean, have some free answers I guess Triumphant + Victorious: It sort of stresses the potential of the featured character Scary and Foreboding: It seems as if the boat is sailing into an unfriendly dock. Comical : It seems as though it would be the opening theme to a TV show about a goofy pirate. Sad and Thoughtful : It seems like the character is looking upon a place of significance, and maybe reflecting on it, in the first shot. In the second shot, it seems as if he has realised his boat is sinking and is doomed to drown. Also, Hi Mr Starbuck's music class if you're also looking at the comments to avoid work-
When placing music into a film, you need to consider a lot of things, one of them being the tempo of the scene. It makes no sence putting sad and slow music here when you can see wind blowing through Johnny Depp's hair. Yes, music can change how a scene is perceived, but it's not just about the music.
exactly what i was thinking too. the tempo of the pieces picked for the video don't fit the tempo of the action on screen so the desired effect is lost.
the trick is to get everything on scene in rhythm with the different instruments, the wind goes perfectly in time with the drums, the horn section goes perfectly in time with the camera movements, the string section is in time with Jack descending from the crows nest, and the clashing cymbals work well with the scene of Jack throwing the water out of the boat.
Great work. I saw something like this once when I was a kid with a crocodile crawling out of the swamp. They changed the music in the background and it made it sound goofy, scary, sad, or whatever the music told it to. I'm going to use your video here in Tone training classes at work. Thanks for putting this together! You deserve more hits!
Yeah, the dark foreboding and even the comical were odd. Same with the sadness honestly. If they just changed some of the filming actual parts it would work. Either way definitely helps
bruh imagine my surprise when i was sitting in english class and suddenly i hear music from some of the most heartbreaking scenes from my favorite anime. i was about to cry and my teacher just thought i was crazy. im glad someone else noticed
Becoming a score composer myself, this is the video Im using to train myself by puting the music on mute, trying to achieve the described feeling of what the music should reach
I was just a guy looking for movies with songs changed with different songs to sound more dramatic and apparently stumbled into a music class central hub.
THIS is the reason why i want to compose for films. please somebody hire me i'm a composer with perfect pitch, i hope somebody sees this hehe :p good luck to other film composers too!!!
Let's also talk how altering the pitch of the real music can manipulate your feelings as well. I don'r know if that was done for copyright reasons or not, but the main music (the first one) is in D minor, not 1/4 pitch down like this was.
I Mean yes music does depict a lot of emotion during a film However its not the most important thing. Camera Shots also depict a lot about emotion also the Actor themselves can also depict a Lot about the emotion of a scene. If you want a Example of where music has no effect take the Opening Scene of Saving Private Ryan It has no music and is one of the most intense scenes ever and that is due to the sound not music and the actors as well as the Camera Shots
although i agree that your musics can really set different moods. the whole composition doesn't allow it. when you have a certain music, you have to have matching frames that allows this mood to show effect. i'm far from expert. just a layman, but i'd say like in Scary mood, the scenes themselves can show a determined Sparrow ready to explore uncharted lands. but then, the frame shows a sinking boat turning the scene rather comical. so yeaaah. musics alone don't help. but good try
Agents of Gaming Inc. true. i experience that in gaming. the best examples are horror games. sometimes you would be cool about all that's going on, but add one pitchy violin and boom. you get tense
Also the addition of noises coming from unknown locations, it gives the feeling that they're all around you and any moment you could be attacked, making you even more tense and making you wary.
Carnation77 Since 1977 because everyone either hires Zimmer or one of his understudies.... why? he hits the right tone every time (even if some themes are too similar)
No they hire him and the guys with the digital orchestral packs because it's cheaper than spending over 500 grand on an orchestra and one of the bigger composers. They want to rush out movies in 20 weeks now and make as much as possible and spend as little as they can, How do I know this. Because I'm involved in the film industry and at the top end now, I learned a load.
Carnation77 Since 1977 If I was going to have a film based on a story that I am currently working on, I would NEVER have Hans Zimmer to be apart of my film. He would ruin how I envision it
I just don't like the fact of how he's all over the place in Hollywood, even if you didn't have a composer like him, you'll most likely get someone similar to him. That's the major thing of what I don't like about Hans Zimmer.
