This page shows Sally Potter's idea of the usage of the sound: She wants the sound (both the soundtrack and the music) can fit with different historical era when Orlando stays. And through Rochelle's experiment, we can see applying different soundtrack to a same image can make the clip obtain different feelings. (Page 1)
Sally Potter talks about her idea of the usage of sound. (Page 2)
The clip of Orlando falls asleep under a oak tree, wakes up and runs back to his castle. (the music which Rochelle used in the first clip of her experiment) 1
Orlando wakes up. 2
Orlando runs back to his castle. 3
The clip of Orlando driving her daughter to her old castle (the music which Rochelle used in the second clip of her experiment) 1
Orlando drives her daughter to her old castle. 2
Orlando drives her daughter to her old castle. 3
Orlando drives her daughter to her old castle. 4
This is the shooting script about the first scene which does not appear in film. Interestingly, though the plot of this scene changed, the use of music (the trumpet) got reserved in the first scene of "Orlando".
The shooting script about the scene when Orlando driving her daughter, which has a description about the sound. Though the plot is different from the final film, the idea of sound -- "collage" -- gets reserved.
Sally Potter's handwriting about music design. (overview) It is kind of hard for Peng to recognize Sally Potter's handwriting from a computer, he would prefer to read this handwriting from a printed picture more.
Sally Potter's handwriting about music design (1)
Sally Potter's handwriting about music design. (2)
This page talks about the different moods of "Orlando" in different historical era. It focuses on how set design reflects the mood in different era, but we can through this to conjecture the moods of music in different historical era. (Page 1)
The mood sheet of "Orlando". (Page 2)
The use of voice-over in this movie.(which include the first scene)