Hunger games workshop

 Song 1

calm 

Strumming

Song 2 

fast speed, Japanese theme, the feeling of movement, Slow sad vibe 

Song 3

Slow paste, Calm, Sad, Goes high then back to slow when one of the fighters die 

Song 4

Slow then to fast paste, Qoes quiet to loud, The feeling of getting ready 

Mr. Taylor Song 1

Catchy beat, Happy, Energetic 

Song 2 

The country vibe, Morose, Uplifting

Tempo 

Faster upbeat more energy slower sad sinister 

Chords

Major bright happy

Minor sinister sad 

Dynamics
Volume how loud or how quiet something is louder or quieter more suttle or more focus if it's loud they want to you to listen to it and the emotion to rise if it's quite it wants you to feel the song.

The reaping scene
Starts off with a train sound No music
Silence- Makes you pay attention realism suspense what's going to happen to makes us focus more
terrifying sad sounds building suspense medium tempo  its a minor chord are scary feeling with some energy the dynamic is suttle doesn't draw away from the story

Music
When we first meet Peter
Makes us feel
sorry for his
 isolated from others
(Horns)
Mood how you feel in a surrounding

Tempo
It's quite slow then speed up

Music and silence are used effectively to create evil a foreshadowing (evil) Atmosphere in the Reaping scene. In the Reaoind sense, the tributes from District 12 are selected and we see katniss volunteer as tribute for her sister. The male tribute that was selected was peter. Silence is used when Effie draws out and reads the tributes names to make us feel like the moment is real to make us focus and draw out the suspense. the director is done this to make the audience worried about who will be chosen. Music was selected when music was introduced when peter, when his name was drawn the music, is predominantly minor and his a slow tempo which makes us feel sad and worried like peter this is combined with close up shos peter worried facial expressions ti draw the viewer in.