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If it's for a film school application that should be fine. If it involves money though (somebody paying you for screening your films) or distribution, then you need your own music. Student films can get away with a lot more stuff though, even at film festivals because you can't possibly afford known music and finding good bands and getting synchronazation liscenses, etc. is a pain in the *** of lots of paperwork and lots of fests will cut you slack for the music. But then again it is a part of the filmmaking process just like editing or shooting, so as soon as you can, it's good to get in the habit of making your own music. Either from programs like Acid Music, Garage Band, etc. or from bands/singers/musicians you can find. But for now your probably fine. Good luck! Hop that helped a little.
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trust me, you CAN find composers who are really good and will work for free  filmmaking is all about connections, you DO know someone, who knows someone, who is an independent composer who will make great music for you!  | PerryKroll.com | TRC | "If not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled." Wodehouse
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