AA3 Weeks 4 & 5 - Foley II

My progress this week has been organizing how I am going to go about getting all the sounds together for this assignment. I have expanded my plan from last week to include music and sound design elements. There is some overlap between foley and sound design. This is because I think the recorded sounds may need some sound design elements to make the overall sound effects better.

This sounds like something. I just don't know what yet.



THEME ELEMENTS (MUSIC/SOUND)
- slide music
- Nosferatu
- wife

MUSIC
- music 01 – outdoor setting
- music 02 – Nosferatu running, on roof top, escapes
- music 03 – wife indoors knitting
- music 02 – Nosferatu on the run
- music 04 – Nosferatu on window seal
- music 03 - (alternate) wife sleeping + scared
- music 04 - (alternate) wooden door opens
- music 05 - death

SCENE ENVIRONMENTS
- outside stone walls
- Nosferatu running through streets
- Nosferatu climbing off roof (filter off yelling)
- indoors
- Nosferatu running through scrub
- window seal
- outside

FOLEY
- outdoor ambience
- running footsteps (individual & many)
- rocks landing on ground
- laughing
- people screaming
- rocks bouncing off the roof
- vampire shuffling and climbing off roof
- smoke off the roof
- wife knitting
- wife deep breath
- footsteps on grass
- shuffling through bush
- vampire jumping
- wife sleeping
- wife suddenly awakes scared
- man sleeping
- wife clasping window seal
- wife opens window
- big wooden doors opens
- wife stumbles
- wife pleads for help
- man helps wife on bed


SOUND DESIGN
- slide sound
- dialogue
- evil associated sounds (synth swirl, bass glitches, dissonance)
- indoor pleasing ambience (warm sound)
- outdoor sounds (birds, crickets, trees, wind, scrub)
- running sounds (brushing against bushes)
- signature jump
- beating up fake Nosferatu
- window seal (drone sound)
- peaceful sleeping
- sudden wake up
- breathing
- creaking on window seal
- window open
- big wooden doors open
- death




[1] Luke Harrald. "Audio Arts: Semester 2 - Weeks 4 & 5 - Foley Analysis II - Nosferatu". Lecture presented at EMU, University of Adelaide, South Australia, 19th August 2008