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| Assignment 1
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| I did this assignment together with Lidia.
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| We both agreed upon doing 4 types of sound design.
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| Realistic & Abstract stop motion sequence
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| Realistic & Abstract animation sequence
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| We took the first 2 minutes from the stop motion animation and we started with a realistic version.
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| Out Version -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZIB-He8SGc
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| The work flow was as followed:
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| -Converting H.264 to Proress 444 (So pro tools runs better)
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| -Importing Video into Pro Tools
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| -Design of ambient tracks
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| -Design of foley
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| -Design Sound Design
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| -Recording and "dub" of voice
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| -Mix and exports
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| Ambient Tracks:
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| Things that came to mind.. A desolated place / wind / abstract / creepy
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| We translated these words into sound by choosing the right tracks
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| We ended up with:
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| -Wind (eerie) High frequency
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| -Train horns / to give the desolate feel
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| -City rumble / to give some body to the background without ruing the desolate feel
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| Foley:
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| For the lamp guy we recorded several servo motors (from furby and child toys)
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| Metal squeaking for movement were recorded for a different project but reused
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| Footsteps
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| clothing
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| Metallic objects have their own sound design / foley according to their "function" within the clip
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| Stretching of rubber / wood break / some delay filters were used to get the timing right (poinginginginggngg ;) )
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| Sound Design:
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| The monkey interested me, he/she felt to me as a guardian with a heavy natural presence.
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| In combination with the child/doll playing I had a beauty and the beast idea.
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| The monkey is mechanic therefore the mechanic sound, when the monkey talks he should be loud and scary (like the Beast)
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| But it summons more nails for the doll to play with so all is good. The sound and volume is designed is such a way it should scare the audience :)
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| The glimmer of light felt like it needed some sound so we used bacon frying and cut of the high frequencies. (what isn't better with bacon?)
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| Dialogue:
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| Just my own voice with some creepy acting
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| The guy looks at plastic hands touching naked upper bodies / torsos and should have an audible reaction
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| Mix & Exports:
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| Normal stereo mix with nice dynamic range.
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| Nothing fancy.
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