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Learning Target: I can identify and create different types of film sound, including ADR, Foley, sound effects and ambience, to build an original soundtrack.
In this lesson, you'll learn how professional sound designers create sounds for movies. You'll then begin recording and gathering the sounds needed for your Blade Runner scene.
Estimated Time: 60-80min
instructions:
instructions:
MUST DO:
Work independently or with your project partner.
1. WATCH — FOLEY & ADR
Watch the two short videos introducing professional sound-design techniques.
Foley: Performing and recording sounds that match actions on screen, such as footsteps, clothing and objects.
ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement): Recording replacement dialogue after filming and synchronizing it with the actors' performances.
Pay attention to how sound designers use timing, recording techniques and everyday objects to create convincing sounds.
2. REVIEW YOUR SOUND DESIGN PLAN
Open your Sound Design & Production Plan in your booklet
Review the five types of audio you will use:
ADR
Replacement dialogue and vocal performances
Foley
Performed sounds synchronized with actions
SFX
Other sound effects, including sounds from libraries
Ambience
Background sounds that establish the environment
Music
Original music or atmospheric textures created in GarageBand
3. GATHER & RECORD YOUR SOUNDS
Review your plan and decide which sounds to create first.
Sign out recording equipment as needed.
Record your ADR and original Foley sounds.
Find additional sound effects and ambience using sound libraries.
Save and organize your audio files in your Blade Runner project folder.
Move on to the next lesson when you are ready to learn Garage Band
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SOUND DESIGN BOOKLET
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