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** Think: How does music and lighting affect the way audiences view stories? Does it help or hurt the truth of what actually happened? Which film do you think was more accurate? Why? ** ====== =I think music and lighting effect the truth. The music makes it sound like every one was scared when they were very calm and thought nothing happened. Many of the workers thought that the engine just blew. The music was powerful and a little scary and no one was scared when it happened, so the music hurts the truth. The lighting made it look like it was light out side when it was dark and in the middle of the night. Even though the Titanic had lights on it was still the middle of the night. In the movies it made me think that it wasn’t that late at night. That’s how the music and lighting effect the truth. = =__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ . = = I think that “A Night to Remember” was more accurate than “Titanic”. I think that when the passengers and crew were playing with the ice “A Night to Remember” made the scene perfect.When I was reading that part, I felt the same way as I did when I watched the movie. When the stewards were putting out the fires and the steam, I was disappointed. When I imagined it I felt like it was more chaotic then they made it feel. I think the director of “A Night to Remember” was on the right track when he made these changes. If he made the scene a little longer I would like it better. He made me feel like I was actually on the  Titanic .That's why I think “A Night To Remember” was more accurate. =