We brainstormed as a group of what music is required for our film. We took in to account everything we have learnt so far from studying other teen angst films such as Mean Girls, Juno and Easy A. We had also done our own research and so each had a rough idea of which music would be the best. We all agreed we needed upbeat, cheerful music. This is because the target audience of teenagers enjoy music that makes them feel happy and want to join in singing or dancing. However we also wanted some slower music that connoted deeper feelings and that the character was worried. This is because we wanted to contrast as much as we could between the two music track in order to contrast between the two locations in the film.
I spent many hours in lesson and outside of lesson collecting music tracks from http://www.freeplaymusic.com/ that i believed was suitable and would work well in our film. After i had enough tracks to show my group, i gained feedback from them and then went back and looked for more tracks that suited the feedback i had received. After getting feedback a couple of times and discussing the music again we finally decided upon two tracks.
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