5.1: Reviewing Strengths and Weaknesses of my Sound Recording

 Strengths about my sounds in my film:


First thing I liked is that the sound that was sourced from other media was easy to listen to as it is clear to understand and hear, the second thing is that the sound effects makes the scenes more better as it adds a lot of excitement then the sounds from the raw footage on it's own.

The Sounds that I created are mostly what you hear in the raw footage such as voices for dialogue and some form of movement like footsteps etc. The Strengths of that is that just like the added and edited audio that I sourced from the web the audio recorded on it's own without the edits are still relevant and important as the dialogue is made for plot relevance and comedic purposes to entertain the audience.

The Editing of the audio is well timed and makes the scenes more bearable to watch, the lack of edits could make the video less appealing to watch but thankfully there were plenty of edits such as; Adjusting the volume and Unlinking the audio from the clip etc.

Areas to Improve

The audio from my footage on it's own can still have slight background noises and can ruin the immersion and the ambience of the scenery, making it less realistic next time I should consider using a boom mic as it will capture voices and other sounds with less background noise. 

I could practice more in the editing software of Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2019 as there are some flaws of my sound editing skills, to improve I would need more practice of this software.

 

   

 

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