This is a Pro Tools screenshot for another one of my sound
design projects. The short film I'm using is called "The Chase",
which I got special permission from the creator to use. The entire film is
about 13 minutes long and the project took about 5 weeks to complete with 4
people working on it and was mix to 5.1 surround sound.
Since this was a group project, my teammates and I decided
to split the film up into individual parts for each one of us; which was about
4 minutes for each of us. We each sound designed 4 minutes of the film and then
brought it together to and worked together to fill in anything missing and make
corrections where needed.
The part I mostly sound designed were the first 4 minutes of
the film. I found this part to be fun because it included doing some field
recording. There is a part where a car is drifting through the streets and
because I had never recorded that, I had to go out and record it. I got with a friend
and he drifted his car in a parking lot while I held a microphone and recording
out the window to get the sound.
Other than this, I didn’t have to record much because not a
lot happened in the beginning of the film. But once we brought all the pieces
together, there was still a lot of work to be done. There is a major fight
scene where there was lots of action happening and as a group we all had to
throw ideas in to make it sound good and not empty.
Mixing the entire project was also a big task. Because the
project was being mixed in 5.1 and we weren’t familiar with mixing in that way,
it took a while before we were able to get something we liked down. But through
trial and error, we were able to bring it together to get something we all
appreciated.
Overall, the project took a while to be finished. It wasn’t
easy and there were a lot of mistakes done. But I think that because we had so
much input coming from all 4 of us in the team, we were able to bring it
together.
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