Chapter 16
Sources and references will be derived from this article and my personal class notes on sound. The article explains the art of Foley, creating sounds that are synchronized with a film, offering interviews with professional foley artists and explaining the process of creating sounds for movies. From footsteps to explosions, the meticulous techniques used to create realistic audio experiences for audiences by utilizing various items. Often, object’s sounds aren’t what are shown on screen. For example, the sound of bones breaking might be created by breaking celery sticks. By considering techniques like these utilized by professionals I will be able to produce the most realistic sound effects, using a variety of sound scapes, items, and many other elements.
Given the unique sounds required for my story's development, many of which are challenging to find, I'll be creating a variety of them myself. Below is a list of examples of the sounds I'll recreate.
Foley to do list:
- Heels footsteps
- Wine glass being placed on wood
- Opening and closing of products
- Clothes rustle (Coat)
- Sitting down (Chair)
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