To add non-diegetic music to a film, one must first search YouTube for a suitable instrumental music track, then use a website like YouTube mp3 to convert and download the audio file. Next, the downloaded music file should be added to Adobe Premiere's library and can then be dragged to the timeline and inserted into the film.

1. Adding Non
Diegetic Music
By Paul Parker

2. Finding Music on YouTube
Firstly, you must actually
go on YouTube and
search for music you
believe would suit your
film. I decided to choose
an “Epic Suspenseful
Action Music
Instrumental” because I
believe it involves all the
elements needed in
order to create a feeling
of tension and
unknowingness.

3. Ripping the Music
Then you must choose a
website which rips
music. I decided to use
“YouTube mp3” as you
can see. When I was
finished converting the
video, I had to
download it. It then
saved to my desktop, of
which I could then take
and manipulate.

4. Adding Music to Premiere
Once you have the
music on your desktop,
you should open
Premiere and add the
selected music to its
library. Upon moving the
music to the storage
area, you can then drag
it to the audio panel
and ultimately, add it to
your film.