BLOG 3: Soundtrack

Hi fans!

Hope your enjoying reading about the "Fantastic Four" movie I'm going to be starring in.



Today the soundtrack for the movie was recorded in the studios. The soundtrack has a lot of great artists' songs on it and the songs suit the movie PERFECTLY.




Artists that are featured on the soundtrack include:

Joss Stone- Whatever happened to the Heroes?

Chingy- Relax

Taking Back Sunday- Error Operator

Omnisoul- Save your Life

Ryan Cabrera- Always come back to you

Miri Ben-Ari feat. Pharoahe Monch- New world Symphony

Megan McCauley- Die for you and Reverie

Sum 41- Noots

Simple Plan- Surrender

T.F.F (Tears For Fears)- I'll take you down

Lloyd Banks- On fire

Breaking Point- Goodbye to you

Alter Bridge- Shed my skin

Submersed- In due time

Loser- Disposable Sunshine

Miss Eighty 6 feat. Classic- Now you know

Orange Range- Kirikirimai (Fantastic Four Remix)

Along with these fantastic songs there are 2 others that are also on the soundtrack. These are the main songs and are featured on the DVD.

The first song is Come on, Come in by Ben Moody ft. Anastacia.

The second song is Everything Burns by Velvet Revolver.

In the movie there are plenty of sound effects and music which all create mood and engage the audience.




FOR EXAMPLE:

In the last battle scene between Fantastic Four and Dr. Doom a lot of sound effects had to be added. When they crashed through a window there was the sound of breaking glass, when they were falling from the building you could even hear the sound of wind rushing past them.

This was all thanks to the sound effects editor- David Kulczycki !



Music was also used in the movie quite a lot to build tension.

Just before Ben is about to look in the mirror at himself the music that is playing goes from soft to louder and louder and when he looks at himself in the mirror the music stops all together because he realised there was nothing wrong with his face. This built tension.

Another example of how music can set the mood was when Reed was about to propose to Sue romantic music was playing in the background. Also the lighting was very dim and was moonlight which helped to make it even more romantic!






You probably wouldn't realise it but the sound effects and music were a big part of the movie...
These helped to make the movie extra entertaining and fun to watch!