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I thought it was pretty gripping, but the end made no sense to me. I'm assuming there's some kind of twist or unnatural element, but I didn't understand it. There's all these weird things happening (lights, footsteps, girl disappearing), but it never really concluded (unless I missed the last page?)

I'm talking about film as well. The score can draw attention to itself in a positive way. For example: Foreshadowing - In Jaws, you hear the sharks' theme, and you know it's coming, providing a means of foreshadowing and building suspense Opening Credits - The music is often alone at this...

I don't necessarily agree with this line of thinking when it comes to music. Yes, the music should support the scene, and not draw negative attention to itself. But in the right context, of course the music should be noticed. As far as the OP, if people are laughing, then the music probably...

I like it! It's a neat concept.

I'm interested. I'll message you, and maybe you can give me some details about the film.

Anyone else interested?

PM'd both of you.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Hello, My name is Cole McLeod, and I've been a huge fan of film music for years. I'm looking to get into composing myself, so I was hoping someone here would have a short film that they'd be willing to let me take a crack at (for free of course). Possibly someone who is also new at filmmaking...