Planning Focusing on Audio

 In this blog post, I plan my ideas on the audio. This is how it would go: 

The news anchor, on television is talking about the murder, this is what you hear first. Each person is watching the news report but they are all sitting in their own separate spaces. They are connected because they are all listening to the thing. When you hear what the news anchor is saying on the television you should understand that something serious is happening.. Some things will not be clear and that will always leave you wondering about the audio and the music and what they mean to the story. The audio is important because it helps to tell the story and it is something that all of the characters are experiencing at the time like the sounds and tunes that you hear. The background sounds are different depending on where you're. You might hear voices in a quiet place. Sometimes you can hear a microwave humming, or people walking by as you hear their footsteps. You can also hear noises from outside. This makes every scene feel real and like it is actually happening. The scenes feel like they are part of life not, like something that is fake or set up.

A quiet sound is there when the scene starts. It is very soft like the sound of someone breathing. When the camera looks at people the sound gets a little bit louder. The music is still quiet. It makes you feel something. You start to feel a little weird. You want to know what is going on. These feelings build up slowly. You hear a clock ticking and some wood creaking against stone then it is quiet again. This happens right before someone shows up. Movies, like Se7en show us that small noises can make normal moments feel very serious and scary.

What you hear shapes how people feel and respond often stronger than what they see. Music along with sounds builds anticipation, sets rhythm, holds attention on key moments. This silence charged with weight suggests hidden layers unfolding beneath the surface. That pushes viewers to stay tuned, tracking each faint noise like it might reveal something.