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Submitted by: Anonymous
For my first Mashup Assignment of the week, I chose to do the assignment called Movie Music Comparison – Can You Score?. For this assignment, I was tasked with taking two musical scores from two different films and combining them in a meaningful way. At first, I dabbled with a few original movie songs, but I ultimately decided to use two lyricless songs for my mashup. The two scores that I chose to use were “The Dark Knight Theme” from the film The Dark Knight and “Of Their Own Accord” from the video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. I know that a video game ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
I fudged the Movie Music Comparison assignment a little—the second song I used is from a video game, not a movie. However, I’m once again invoking The First Rule and arguing that because a modern video game is technically an interactive cinematic storytelling experience (stick THAT in your rhetoric and chew on it, new media majors!) it still qualifies for this assignment. Plus, I’d be remiss in NOT working ValvE games into absolutely everything I do. The two songs I used for this assignment are the utterly glorious “Sora” from the Escaflowne movie… And the ending theme from the first ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
From the Movie Music Comparison – Can You Score? 4-star assignment: Blend two songs from any two different movie scores, creating a mix of the two songs into one. You will need to use Audacity or iMovie/Garageband to edit the clips together. This may sound a bit daunting, but it’s fun to do! A great way to check on two different songs sounding the same is to look at YouTube Doubler – http://youtubedoubler.com/. http://youtu.be/Ej1zMxbhOO0 - Phantom of the Opera The music is composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber and sang by Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butler http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WKN0XF8-3Q - Prince of Egypt The music ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
for this remix, I used a new assignment, the movie song mashup! I might have interpreted it wrong, but here I’ve tried to combine two songs, Candle on the Water and Safe and Sound. Candle on the water is a complete classic by Helen Reddy from…PETE’S DRAGON. HOLY CRAP, my sister Haley was completely obsessed with that movie. We rented it every single time it was her time to pick what we got to rent from Bullfeathers. So, I know the entire movie by heart, needless to say. Safe and Sound is by Taylor Swift and the Civil Wars. It ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
For this assignment I used Madagascar’s soundtrack “I like to move it move it” and I used Happy Feet’s soundtrack “I’m bringing fluffy back.” I used audacity to blend the two songs together. Then I opened up Windows Movie Maker added two backgrounds one of Happy Feet and the other of Madagascar, put my audio in, and then added a title HAPPY MADAGASCAR!
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Submitted by: Alex Spangler
Blend two songs from any two different movie scores, creating a mix of the two songs into one, but that make something new by the combination. Make sure the music matches or plays against itself- and expand on what story evolves from doing this. This may sound a bit daunting, but it's fun to do! A great way to check on two different songs sounding the same is to look at YouTube Doubler - http://youtubedoubler.com/.
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