Soundtrack Log 4

After looking at Brancoala's profile thoroughly we noticed that the track was able to download for free. We asked for advice from people who specify in music and know more about copyright and they're opinion was that the soundtrack should be fine to use due to his profile, description and privacy settings.

Soundtrack Log 3

After watching the other group's title sequence, we continued to edit our title sequence and make improvements using the most updated feedback sheets. Myself, Fiona and Laine continued to contact people via Soundcloud on their cover of 'Love Me Do' by The Beatles, we sent the following message to the user:

Soundtrack Log 2

We received a reply from The Science Project after 3 days of contacting them. It was unfortunately unsuccessful for us so myself, Laine and Fiona we will continue to contact more people whilst also thinking of alternative soundtrack options.

Soundtrack Log 1

During Fridays lesson, whilst Oliver and I were editing, Fiona and Laine contacted some music artists on Soundcloud on their version of 'Love me do' by The Beatles. This could allow us to still use this song whilst avoiding copyright. Below is the message that they sent to The Science Project. We haven't had a reply yet and if there is no contact made come the 31st of March, we will either have to mix our own version or chose another soundtrack.

Soundtrack

Our soundtrack has been one of the most difficult aspects of our title sequence as a whole, we originally and still hope to use 'Love Me Do' by The Beatles. The song not only fits our timeframe of the 1960s but is also an ideal soundtrack overall. The song is upbeat, which is ideal for our title sequence as we plan for our film to be 'feel good' through experiencing the amazing life of our main character, Walter Murphy. However, there is an issue with the song around copyright so we are still discussing a solution and other ideas.