Recording Ambient Sounds of Children Playing for Munnariv Every sound effect you hear in the film was recorded likewise. We cleaned up the place and used it to record clean foley. Our friend had a recording booth that wasn’t being utilised. He wanted to record as much as was possible and use as little stock tracks as possible.
Our Sound Engineer Sreenath handled every sound detail of our film. Recording Foley and Ambience Sounds for Munnariv It needs to have lots of murmuring.Ī house in a village may have lots of birds chirping in the background, while a house in a city would have sounds of vehicles. Like if the scene happens in crowded cafe, it cannot sound empty. Here is a short video on how you can record foley on your own.Īmbience sound effects are those sounds we expect to hear at the place we are seeing on screen. It is attention to such minute details that adds to the texture and believability of what you are seeing on screen. Watch this video to hear how much foley adds to the experience. But is he walking on sand or concrete or tiles? Is it wet or dry? Is he wearing sandals or shoes or barefoot? All of these create a different sound. If a man is walking, then you have to hear footsteps. Foleyįoley sound effects are all the sounds that we expect to hear associated with what we are seeing on screen. But the moment it is not there you will find it distasteful, like a curry without salt.įoley and ambience sounds are what gives life, richness and texture to the soundscape. Foley and ambience sounds almost seems irrelevant.
What we notice most are the dialogues and music. Much of storytelling through sound in films work at a level that is not very apparent. It was written from the experience of making my debut feature film on an iPhone for ₹5 lakhs ($7,000). This is an excerpt from my book The Indian Indie Film (or Make Your Film for rest of the world).
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