At first I was terrified of this project and had absolutely
no idea what sounds to record for it. The res t of my group had no clue either,
so we just went outside and walked around to explore interesting sounds. After
thinking of the first few, we constantly thought of new and more unique ideas. We
went from a backpack zipper to droplets of water trickling into a puddle. The
hardest aspect of the project was developing ideas for the vocal audio. We
ended up using sounds such as yawning and sighing, but I am sure we could have
taken more time to think of better audio choices. This project helped me
understand the importance of audio in cinema. Without clear audio, the production
value of a film significantly drops. I gained a new found respect for the sound
team in film making. They have to pay attention to every small detail making
sure there aren’t any interfering noises in the background and even having the
recording level correct so it won’t spike. This was something I learned quickly
while recording, I had to make sure that any unnecessary sounds, such as
traffic and even wind, would not defect the recorded audio.
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