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Music for Picture (Sequence Assets) for Peer Review 7th Mar 2025

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Music for Picture (Sequence Assets) for Peer Review 7th Mar 2025

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Music for Picture (Peer Review Assets) 7th Mar

Frankenstein (1931, James Whale) - Windmill Scene

Ross: Foley & Sound FX

Scott: Music Composition

The Curse of Frankenstein (1957, Terence Fisher) -Awakening Scene

Ross: Music

Scott: Foley & Sound FX

Both contain key moments of transformation and horror allowing - dramatic sound design and musical tension.

Different cinematic styles - 1931 version reflects early Hollywood horror sound, while 1957 showcases Hammer Horror’s more intense, orchestral approach.

Opportunity to contrast traditional vs. modern scoring and sound FX techniques...

What have we asked ourselves?

How much we should lean into genre expectations vs. subvert them?

Should the 1931 FX be more exaggerated (expressionist) or subtle (realist)?

Should the 1957 music be purely orchestral or mix it with ambient/synthetic textures for a modern take on things?

How can we ensure that sound and music feel cohesive between our two clips (if)?

After today...

Solidify foley choices – Test out different materials for footsteps, windmill creaks, and impacts, monster grunts, laboratory apparatus, angry crowds...

Draft musical sketches – Experiment with strings, brass, and low-frequency drones (Midi/Acoustic) to match the Hammer Horror tone....

Initial rough mixes – Laying out ambience, SFX, and music in DAW for feedback & revision (reflection)

Gain feedback – Welcome additional ideas and suggestions from tutors and peers...

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Curse of Frankenstein (1957) - Climax with Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, and Hazel Court

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Poor Things  & The History of Frankenstein

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Hammer & the Frankenstein Franchise - A History in Horror: Part One // Dark Corners Classics

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It's Alive! - Frankenstein (2/8) Movie CLIP (1931) HD

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Ross & Scotts Foley Session 27.03.25 for Scott's SFX

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Ross & Scotts Foley Session 27.03.25 for Scott's SFX