Sound

     During this project I learned all about the different types of sound and how they're used. Because of sound there's a more emotional impact to the film and allows for the film to be more watchable for the audience. I also learned that the only sound that is captured during the filming production is the dialogue and the sound effects are made last and are called Foley sounds. Although sound doesn't seem like a big deal, it's one of the most important parts of the film.

    The directions for this project were to create a scene with a minimum time of 1 minute and maximum time of 2 minutes. This scene should display something that could occur in a literal 1-2 minute times span, with only the use of sounds, no visuals. During this scene groups were allowed to incorporate the use of dialogue, but there was a maximum of 7 words. Groups also had to create a minimum of 4 Foley sounds. After the project is complete the groups must turn in three files, a completely edited sound file of the scene, a movie file of the four "Foley stage" sounds, and a file with 1-3 images of the editing timeline.

    During the brainstorming part of the project my partner and I had to figure out what we wanted our scene to be and after we established that we tried to picture all of the sounds you would hear, for our particular scene. The outlined contributed a lot to the organization of our sounds because we were able to get the idea of how we wanted to order our sounds. The editing resource that I utilized was Adobe Premiere.

    What I thought was done well was the Foley sounds, because they sounded very similar to their actual sounds. I also thought that the the sound effects I chose were well for my project. What I think I could've done better is the layering of my sounds. I didn't do too bad but I definitely think it could be improved.

Link to project: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rc5Qeu3U71UIpitp-tHYAnXgdwlvzP9x/view