Experimental sound design

nfc565

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An Experimental Clip I filmed, edited and directed as my end of senior year project for my TV production class. It all started with an idea to make a skate edit focused on the simplicity of it and to focus on lighting. Also, I wanted to stray from a normal skate video and shoot it entirely in a studio. The idea then evolved into an idea to sample skate sounds and mix it into a song as the beat to have playing as the sound track. 95% of the track is skate sounds other than the piano and the higher pitch ringing just to make it alittle more interesting and pleasurable on the ears haha. Once I had a solid idea for the song and skating, I then wanted to take it a step further so I incorporated a voice over/interview aspect to it. I am really happy with the way it turned out. It is recommended you view with a pair of headphones on so you can absorb the subtle sounds of the skateboard mixed in the song. Enjoy!


http://vimeo.com/10765722http://vimeo.com/10560440
 
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Thou I dig the sound idea, why - if you focus on lighting - are all your highlights are blown out?
I checked your other films and saw the same thing.

Don´t know what camera you used, but if there is any manual control you should be able to prevent this the next time. I´ts well worth fumbling with it, blown highlights scream "student film".

Otherwise way better than the usual skater flick.

Frank
 
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