This document describes sound effects used in a video to set the mood and build anticipation for an action sequence over 25 seconds. It begins with tuning and crackling noises to create anticipation, followed by the loading of a handgun to add danger. The car engine starting then signals the action has begun. Rocket and turbo noises show the car's power and speed, with a lightning strike emphasizing its pace.

1. Time What it is What’s it doing Effect on Audience
0.01 Audio tuning
noise
Sets the feeling of
anticipation.
Lets the audience
know that things
are getting ready
to start.
0.03 String crackling as
a arrow is put into
a bow.
Sets the feeling of
anticipation.
Lets the audience
know that things
are getting ready
to start.
0.07 Loading a
handgun.
Adds a feeling of
danger.
Makes the car feel
more scary and
dangerous. But in
a cool way.
0.10 Car’s engine
starting.
Changes the mood
from anticipation
to action.
Shows them that
the action has
started.
0.15 Rocket thrusters
firing.
Shows speed and
power.
Tells the audience
that the car is like
a rocket starting.
0.21 Car turbo noise Shows the noise of
the car.
Relates everything
prior to the car.
0.25 Lightning strike
noise.
Again relates the
car to power and
speed.
Re enforces the
pace of the car.