Throughout our title sequence, we used two sounds , the "See you again" remake which Devon made and the creepy thriller music we found. One of the successes was emerging the two non-diegetic sounds together which worked perfectly with one another. However , we wanted to manipulate the sound of the creepy music to a more deeper and menacing mood. To do this, we changed the settings and tone to be more lower which we believed would convey the right atmosphere.
We were debating whether to remove the "See you again" remake as some of us thought the remake would distract the audience from the plot of the title sequence however we believe that this remake is based on Devon's creativity and added the elements of eerie and a sinister mood hence why we decided to keep it. On the other hand, we may plan to redo the See you again remake, changing the sound slightly and Devon's tone of voice.
What we found difficult was finding the right non-diegetic sound as a layer to "See you again". We were very critical and aware of what worked and what did not work. We spent most of the time focusing on the sound as we feel this was the one of the vital aspects of our title sequence and worked hard trying to perfect this.
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