After completing the majority of post production work on my raw footage, sound design has begun! the software I'm using to craft the sonic personality of my project is Adobe Audition, a programme that is is allowing me to create sounds that accurately reflect the nature of my materials whilst keeping a cinematic tone.
Creating the sounds that encompass my five materials has involved working with a number of real world objects, including a saucepan filled with water, a bag of marbles, a wine glass whistling and even an old Pop Vinyl box. By creating these sounds in the real world and then editing them in post I am able to keep full control of the pace of my film.
The post production work on these sounds has included adding reverb, delay, echo, pitching controls and phasers, all tools that give my sounds personality and a uniqueness that mirrors that of the footage itself.
To ensure a full soundscape is created, as well as to tie in this major project with its close relative minor project, I have used the same notes that defined the sonic atmosphere of the previous project to create an underlying atmosphere for the film before adding the materials corresponding sounds.
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