Sound in my clip:
My group plan to use diegetic at the beginning of the scene
with the sound of a woman’s clicking high heels in the background of a scene of
the doors to the school. This will immediately indicate to the audience the
gender of the character and signify the contrasting view of the woman being the
killer. There will also be a gradual sound of a woman whistling a nursery
rhyme- as the scene gets closer and closer to the woman, the whistling will get
louder and will fade into a non-diegetic sound of a nursery rhyme which will be
placed over the moving image. There may be noise from when the cleaner gets
knocked over e.g. if he knocks over a bucket or other equipment in the scene. I hope that this will leave my audience aprehensive to what actually is going to come from this. It is later revealed that the woman is powerful however equally manipulative by the man whom she is working for.
This is well thought through, Liya. If you want to improve it then always be ready to explain what impact you want sound to have on your target audience - what do you want them to learn/think/wonder? APH
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