1) The editors created a time lapse of the sun going down behind a church by speeding up the clip 700%.
2) For a clip of a boy running in a dream, they added echo and decay effects to give it a mysterious feel and convey he was running from something.
3) They added name banners at the start of interviews with graphics and text identifying the speaker and their profession to inform the audience.
Basic intro to using Film sound in media product. Some examples of music effects contrapuntal sound and the power of sound in reinforcing meaning in product
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Between Filth and Fortune- Urban Cattle Foraging Realities by Devi S Nair, An...Mansi Shah
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2. For the opening of our documentary, we sped up the duration of the clip of the sun going
down behind the church and created a time lapse. We sped it up by 700% on this
particular clip.
3. For this particular clip of the boy running down the corridor, the voice over is talking about
the bewildering dream experiences people can have, therefore we wanted this clip to have
a mysterious feel to it, and exenterate the feeling that the boy is running away from
something in his dream. Therefore we selected the effect control and added the following
to this scene; -0.033 echo time and a decay to give the clip more shadow.
4. We added a name banner at the beginning of each interview to inform our audience of who
is talking on the screen and their relation to dreams or their profession. We added this by
inserting a graphic box to have a clear base, next we used the text tools to add the writing,
we changed the font, size and colour of the text to make it look professional. We also added
transitions to the name banners to make the entrance smoother.
5. We added our 30 seconds of archive material by importing and downloading it from
youtube using computerhope.com, we then zoomed in to change the positioning and
the scale of the video so it would fit in with proportion to the screen.
6. Throughout our documentary we added a various amount of soundbed and sound
effects to keep the audience entertained. We lowered the sound levels on the music
when one of our interviewee’s appeared on screen so the music would not overpower
the interview. We had three audio sections, the first one was the voiceover and the
speech of the interviewee’s, the second was the music bed for the documentary and the
third was any sound effects we had included.
