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Today my main focus is Audio, if i'm being completely honest audio has to be the most stressful and overstimulating part of the film opening. Theres just so much to think about, every squeak, thud, slap, and breath has to be captured and acknowledged. Anyways back to my main focus... Sound is a big part of making a film opening feel real, especially in a story my beautiful story about gymnastics. Every small noise in the gym adds to the experience the thud of feet landing on the mat, the springy bounce of the floor when Gianna tumbles, and the sharp slap of her hands gripping the bars. Even little details, like the quick snap of her grips tightening or the soft swish of chalk brushing off her hands, help bring the setting to life. These sounds let the audience feel the hard work and focus that gymnastics takes.
Music also plays an important role in setting the mood. A soft, emotional tune could play when Gianna is struggling at home, showing her frustration with low grades and family stress. But when she’s training, a fast and powerful beat can build excitement, showing her determination to reach her goals. My partners and I have tried brainstorming songs and audio we would like in the background of our film opening but still haven't decided on one.
The change in music between the gym and her home can help the audience understand her emotions without needing any many words.To make everything sound even more real, foley sounds extra sound effects added in a studio can make small moments stand out. The shuffle of her feet before a vault, the tiny squeak of her leotard on the mat, or the thud of her backpack hitting the gym floor all help make the world feel alive. By using natural sounds, music, and foley effects together, the film opening won’t just show Gianna’s journey it will let the audience hear and feel every moment of it. Since the grips have a slight metal hitting metal while on the bars we could use a bracelet with charms to make that sound realistic. Me and my partners have so many ideas that would contribute very nicely to our project and i think will turn out amazing!!
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