😏My sound story story😏

 HHHHHEEEYYYY ya’llllllllll!!!!! 

    Today I’m going to be talking about my sound storyyyy. As you could probably tell from the title this is the story of my sound story 😁

    First of all I would like to give a shout-out to IMovie for being my favorite editing software to use for this project, because it was very easy to uses except for when I was trying to movie the sound around and it was slow and laggy, I actually wanted to throw my iPad across my room 😡 But I eventually got it, turns out it wasn’t working because I was “too aggressive” when I was trying to drag the sound around. Yeah IDK either.

    Noooowww I don’t really know any new techniques because it was honestly very straight forward when it came to mixing all of the audio together. BUTTTT, I did learn how to make a pretty convincing peeing and pooping sound with a shampoo bottle and balls in a toilet.💀

    I really wouldn’t change much when it came to making the videos because I really had a blast with it, and I feel like if I changed anything it would taint my experience, and I wouldn’t learn as much from my experience. But honestly I feel like I could’ve layered the sound more, even though it was layered at the beginning, but towards the end it was kind of lacking. But overall the whole project really was a blast and I had so much fun doing it. I really hope I get a good grade🥹

Annnywayyyyyyyysssss…here’s my sound story, I hope you guys enjoy it 😁



~ Foley Video ~






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