ADDING SOUND
So far, our project has turned out beautifully, minus some hiccups here and there (but we'll get to that in a different blog post). The editing is clean, the coloring we used matched our vision exactly, the shots were not blurred... but, something is still missing to make this post-apocalyptic scene post-apocalyptic-er- and that, my friends, is SOUND.
When line editing, Logan and I made sure to plan ahead. We knew that music can make or break our scene, so while I put the clips together, Logan frantically searched through Epidemic Sound and YouTube Music for something that caught our eye- or, well, erm, ear, in this case.
And finally, we found something.
"Murmur" by WHENISEEYOUISEEMYSELF.
I'm honestly surprised by how well the music matched with what we had in mind.
For more realism, we used the camera sound of me slamming drawers shut, which honestly sounded far cleaner than I expected. We also tossed in camera noises for the security footage, horror sounds for transitions, and footsteps as our character walks.
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