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The document discusses sound choices for the opening sequence of a film. It states that the soundtrack was selected to reflect suspense and mirror the thriller actions, increasing suspense levels and audience enthusiasm. The group chose this song because it replicates suspension, thrill, and gives an emotional sense that makes audiences want to continue watching. No Foley sounds will be used to save time and avoid debate over the best sounds, instead relying on one consistent soundtrack to simply create the desired effect.
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Task 19
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