February 23, 2025
Audio
I really want to focus on sound and see how much I can do to make everything feel more real. I’m planning to use a mix of foley sounds, sound effects, and both diegetic and non-diegetic sounds to bring the scenes to life. Basically, I just want the best sound quality I can get.
The film is going to start with the sound of a car driving to set the mood. After that, I’m thinking about adding either foley sounds of Piper walking into the house or using a sound effect. I’m not sure yet because my group and I are going to test different things and see what works best.
One of the biggest moments is Piper’s surprise party. Since she feels totally overwhelmed and out of place, we’re adding a ringing noise and fading everyone’s voices to really show how disconnected she is in that moment. I think this will help the audience feel what she’s feeling instead of just watching it happen.
Later, when she’s in the bathroom looking at her memories, I want to add diegetic sounds and maybe some non-copyright music to make the moment more emotional.
Another important sound moment is when Piper calls her friend. We need to add the ringing of the phone and make sure the phone call itself sounds real. The little details in the audio will help make the conversation feel natural and believable.
I’m really excited to see how all these sounds come together. Audio plays such a big role in storytelling, and I think it’s going to make a huge difference in how people experience the film. I can’t wait to start experimenting with it.
https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/video/discover/sfx-for-video.html
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