Sound - Laurel Drew and Emma Chamberlain

For the first main part of the sequence we wanted to create a thrilling effect that reflects ideas used in sequences such as Donie Darko 21 Grams. This silence creates a thrill because the audience are left unkowing. Following this, the phone dial tone will be heard, this will be edited onto the sequence using garage band. The naturalistic settings with the casual characters will be reflected with the sound in this part of the sequences. For instance, the radio playing in the background to help us with character understanding that they are part of an every day family who listen to radio in the mornings.

Diegetic:

Crows in the empty field
Dialling from the phone in the field
Phone ringing, three different types of ringing
‘Chirpy’ birds when walking the dog

Bruce’s claws walking on the road
Jay and Bruce’s breathing
Radio in the kitchen
The toast popping out of the toaster
Toast being buttered
Dialogue

The shower

A hair dryer

Non Diegetic:



We have noted that the ringtones of the people will vary and reflect their personalities. We need to find out whether we are allowed to use copyrighted music or if we have to produce our own. After asking we found that we can use copyrighted music if it's in the ringtones or radio, because of this we can now choose ringtones that reflect the personalities, as discussed earlier.