SOUND EFFECTS RESEARCH

During our opening trailer, there will be many occasions where our
storyline will be enhanced due to the use of diegetic sound. I am researching the use
of different car sounds, amongst other realistic additional effects that we could add.

Ambience Car Interior Parking Lot Near Construction: This sound would be fairly useful for
when our actors are in the Sainsbury’s car park as it will add another dimension to our trailer.
The only bad thing about this sound is that it has some sections where you can
hear vehicles reversing or construction vehicles driving but there isn’t any visible in our
footage, so the audience would have to understand that it is off screen sound.

Ambience Car Interior Start Car Roll Down Windows and Sit: This sound may come in
handy if we decide to have a section without a soundtrack whilst our actors are in the car.
It is good because it isn’t too overpowering, unlike some of the other sound effects
I have heard. Its negatives are that it is very subjective to the timing of the movements of our
actors.

Crash Metal: Another sound effect we have looked at is metal being dropped onto
a wooden surface. If it is toned down enough, then this sound effect should work really well
when Clio is seen dropping her keys on the floor.