Video and Sound Production / Project 1(A) + (B)
18/04/2023 - 25/04/2023 / Week 3 - Week 4
Kim Min Ah / 0356145
Interactive Design / Creative Media / Taylor's Design School
EXERCISES
Project 1(A) - Dubbing
Project 1(B) - Sound shaping
INSTRUCTION
Fig 1.1.1 Video and Sound Production module information booklet
Project 1 - Dubbing
Sound List
-footsteps
-putting down boxes
-car passing by
-car door open
-girl running
-girl running upstairs
-man putting coins into a payphone
-man spinning the payphone wheel?
-girl open the door
-girl walking on carpet
-man scribbling
-girl walking on carpet
-girl fetching an object from a shelf
-phone ringing
-metal sound(bomb controller)
-bike passing by on a wet road
-man walking
-crowd
-car driving
-man running
-car passing (louder)
-take off the protector (sheet) from the bomb controller
-metal rattling sound
-running footstep coming closer
-banging the car window
-explosion
-window breaking
-broken window scattering on a car and the road
-people screaming or gasping
Effects - audio effects
Progress
Final Submission
Fig 1.1.3 Project 1: Dubbing final
Project 1 - Sound Shaping
Fig 1.1.4 Project 1: Sound shaping progress
To apply sound effects to audio:
REFLECTION
Experience
While working on both Project 1(A) and Project 1(B), I had the opportunity to gain insights into the process of audio dubbing. During this experience, I familiarized myself with basic audio controls and effects in Adobe Premiere Pro, which allowed me to shape sounds for various environments.
Observation
One of the lessons I learned is the significance of using audio with spatial qualities for each scene. The proper use of audio spatialization can significantly enhance the overall viewing experience.
Findings
I found these projects had me practice a sense of space and control of audio effects.
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