The document discusses various audio editing techniques used in filmmaking to enhance scenes, including fading clips in and out to indicate time passing, adding a resonant filter to a phone call to make it sound distorted as if being listened to, having heartbeat sounds fade in to create subtle tension, adding deep bass to emphasize an important event, using loud boom sounds to make a title bold and powerful, and including sounds of police sirens and ticking clocks to portray a character as a law officer and indicate time is a factor.
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Editing analysis
1. This transition of the clips fading in and out
makes it very smooth and appear as though
time has passed.
We added a resonant filter to the audio clip
of the phone call. This had the effect of
making the call sound slightly distorted, as
though it was being listened in on by an
outsider.
2. These are the titles that appear on screen, This is a sound clip of a
they match up to whenever a photo is heartbeat. It’s set to
taken in the film. This makes them interact gradually fade in, getting
with the film and, therefore, makes them louder and louder to subtly
interesting to view. create tension.
This deep bass sound effect is added to
emphasis the hood being removed from the
man’s head. This portrays the event as
important and makes it stand out from the
rest of the clip.
3. These are loud boom sound
effects that are heard when the
film’s title ‘Gambino’ appears on
screen at the end of the clip.
These emphasis the title and
make it seem bold and powerful,
like Gambino himself.
Sound effects such as a police car
siren and clocks ticking were
added in the end scene. These
portray the man in the clip as an
officer of the law and also that
time is of the essence.