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The document discusses sound effects for a spy film trailer. It describes using a tire squeal sound effect for a chase sequence to increase pace and intensity. It also mentions using a radio sound effect to show a change in emotion during an encounter between a spy and drug dealers. Finally, it discusses using a briefcase sound effect to represent a spy meeting with a commander to showcase a mission. The document seeks audience feedback on preferred versions of the different sound effect options.
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Sound Effects
- 2. CAR DRIVES OFF – TYRE SQUEAL I will use this when the spy is trying to drive away from the people chasing him quickly. This will be the start of the chase sequence and increase the pace and intensity of the trailer. I have found two sound effects to choose from which I will play to my target audience and ask for their preferred one.
- 3. RADIO I will use this to start the tense encounter between the spy and the drug dealers. This will show the change in emotion of the dealer towards the spy I have found two radio sounds to choose from which I will play to the audience and ask for their preferred one.
- 4. BRIEFCASE I will use this when the spy is meeting the commander to show the mission profile and show sophistication and importance. I have found two sounds for this which I will play to the audience to find a preferred one.