So basically, Sound has a lot of different uses, it conveys emotion, builds suspense, Ect. but you got to know how to use it.
For this project, I was partnered up with another person, we had to make a Brainstorming sheet, where we listed all the scenes and sounds we would need. Then we would need to collect sound effect online, BUT, 4 of the sound effects we would use we had to make ourselves using the Foley method.
Basically, we had to submit 3 files
- Edited project
- How we did the Foley stuff video
- And like 4 images of our progress in the editing program
Here's how it went for me.
In brainstorming, I did most of the work, though my partner did come up with the original idea of an eerie horror setting and plot. I basically made the entire thing though.
I then grabbed all of the sound effects except for 2 that my partner did. And used the Brainstorming sheet to organize all of the sounds.
I used Adobe Premier Pro, which I do not recommend, unless you are an insanely fast learner, or already use it. Its hell.
Though, when I went to edit at home, I got locked out of the google drive that had the sound effect because I did it on my partners computer for convenience, and I'm guessing they made a mistake or something and for some reason I didn't have their number.
I still did it all thought, until I realized that it was 1 file we had to submit, which had me puzzled on what to do.
In my edited file, I personally liked how well I placed every sound together, and how well I made it match the brainstorming sheet, However one thing I would love to improve is making sounds sound a bit more fluid, as the best I could do is put in some fade-in's and fade-outs and hope for the best. I did, however, link some sounds well using simple cuts.
Link to the Sound file if you want to see it:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m6ChxqdWrADZN8OSod6sLDFkRncRIkbW/view?usp=sharing:3
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