So, I need zo post my question again...
I have to write a report for school on the topic of film music.
I want to show my class mates how different you feel when you see a movie scene with two different musics.
So I was looking for two versions of a scene of any movie. One version should be with the 'real' soundtrack and the other with a different music.
Thanks John for your idea about the Harry Potter features. Does anyone has the link where I could see this bonus material??
I was referring to the bonus material in the Harry Potter DVD. There was such a feature where you can see the director talking about something like 'how to edit a scene'. There they are comparing different music and sound effects versions.
I think that would be quite a good thing for the report. But I don't know exactly where you can download these extras material. I know you can somewhere but I can't remember the webside. So maybe anyone else knows how to help.
To find different versions of a movie scene with different music, you can follow these steps:
1. Identify the movie scene you want to use for your report. For example, if you choose Harry Potter, make note of the specific scene you want to compare.
2. Search for "Harry Potter bonus material" on a search engine like Google. This will bring up a variety of options where you might find the bonus material you need.
3. Look for official websites or platforms that offer bonus material for the Harry Potter films. These may include the official movie website, DVD or Blu-ray special features, or even official social media pages.
4. Once you find a source with bonus material, search for specific features that include alternate music versions of scenes. This might be labeled as "alternate score" or "music editing."
5. Click on the relevant link or source to access the bonus material. This may require signing up or purchasing the content, depending on the platform.
6. Locate the scene you've chosen and download or stream the version with the original soundtrack, as well as the version with the different music. Make sure to save these files for later use in your report.
Remember to cite your sources properly in your report, giving credit to the original creators and any bonus material you may use.