DETUNED PART ONE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7UWYluFQ3M
DETUNED PART TWO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLl1f4PCLwY&feature=related
WRITTEN\DIRECTED\EDITED\FEATURING: Gregory Marino (myself)
"Detuned part 1 & 2" is a two part Mockumentary that deals with the subconscious effects SOUND has on our society.
It is a satirical analysis on how so many of us have let our differences upset us and consequentially allow us to further ourselves from each other. It also gives an example on how sound can effect your very mood and aditude toward others
PART 1: focuses more on the musical aspect of our societies intolerance to difference
PART 2: focuses more on the abstract subconscious effect sound has on us during everyday life.
ENJOY! please give me feedback :)
Showing posts with label film sound concordia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film sound concordia. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
CROSS-MATCHING!
The technique behind cross matching is very peculiar in the way that it can be used multi-variously.
Lets say we use a man's scream cross-matched to a woman's scream. Naturally we know the pitch of the man's scream is lower then that of the woman's scream, yet it is possible to cross-match them. Even though there is a "gap" in pitch between the two, the two would blend into eachother because they are produced the same way. They are both "man"-made sounds thats sound organic and biological to the ear. One example is from the 2000 Movie "The Ladies Man" where in one scene a woman is screaming of ecstasy and the next scene fades in the sound then cross-matches to a man scream of pain! Both very different in their pitch yet similar in the way they are produced and sound!
Lets say we use a man's scream cross-matched to a woman's scream. Naturally we know the pitch of the man's scream is lower then that of the woman's scream, yet it is possible to cross-match them. Even though there is a "gap" in pitch between the two, the two would blend into eachother because they are produced the same way. They are both "man"-made sounds thats sound organic and biological to the ear. One example is from the 2000 Movie "The Ladies Man" where in one scene a woman is screaming of ecstasy and the next scene fades in the sound then cross-matches to a man scream of pain! Both very different in their pitch yet similar in the way they are produced and sound!
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film sound concordia
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