Sound Design:

Sound design is one of the most influential processes in film production because, without it, your film will likely be incoherent. Sound design is the art of creating, acquiring, or manipulating audio elements to enhance storytelling, immersion, and emotional impact in films.

 - Sets the Mood and Emotion

- Creates Realism

- Enhances Storytelling

- Defines Characters and Objects

- Reinforces Rhythm and Timing

For our film opening, sound is the most important aspect to get right. We want to make the audience experience the film and understand what’s happening without even having to open their eyes. It will be our objective to deliver this project with one of the best sound design jobs I’ve ever done in any of my student films to date.

Foley Art:

Foley Art is going to be used for most of the sounds in our film, including footsteps, body movements, body dropping, heartbeats, blood dripping, knife sounds, picture sounds, room tone, background noise, and more.

Our score, in my opinion, will take this project to the next level. We have already contacted multiple artists to gain permission to use their already created scores for our project. Our goal is for it to be a slow build during the long corridor dolly shot, but when that body drops, we want it to explode into an anthem of despair, creating a feeling of entrapment and unease.

The goal is to deliver or obtain a score that resonates like a requiem…

Requiem: musical composition, hymn, or poem honoring the deceased.