Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2008

Every Student

Make your own Post to say what your practical work will entail:

  • The clip(s) you're using

  • The Sound Technique(s) you're employing

  • The equipment list

  • The prop or sound source list

My tutorial idea - Mike

I will be trying to make the sound of someone being hit over the head with a frying pan in a fight.
I'll be using a frying pan and hitting it on the floor, and with a variety of objects to create the oakey timbre of a skull.
Mike Rushton

xxx

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Sound Technique Tutorials

THIS WEEK (20): Please find and bring the following things to tutorials.



  • Clips - small sections of movies that will inspire us to make an alternative sound tracks. We will make a spotting sheet for the clips. You may wish to find clips with Dialogue to do an ADR session.

  • Objects to make sound effects and ideas for sound to add to a sound effect library.

  • Dialogue or music clips that could be used to accompany movie clips.


Always bring some form a media to which you can save your work, e.g. a hard drive, a USB Flash drive, Recordable CD-Rom or DVD-Rom.
Use the COMMENTS facility here to make further suggestions and communicate to us what you are going to do.