Barbershop.

We have looked into ideas and more examples of audio projects which include sense of space and decided we would like to do something along the lines of the barbershop audio project. In this audio piece it feels as though you are the one experiencing the things around you through clever uses of stereo recording with multiple microphones. We really like this idea and hope to do something along the same lines.

Sense of space.

We had our second production meeting today regarding the sense of space project. We have narrowed it down to definitely the two ideas I previously mentioned. Out of the two we said we are going to focus primarily on the “Drug deal gone bad” ideas as we think we would be able to do a lot with this idea.

We also planned out what different equipment we will need to record the different things we are planning for our narrative. We have booked out a morants, a number of rifle mic’s and also two tie clip mic’s.

Sense of Space

Me and poppy had our first project meeting today regarding out sense of space audio project. It went quite well and we got a number of different ideas down. But the two that stood out above the rest for me was an idea to do a drug deal gone bad ending in violence, and a simple peace designed so that anyone will be able to instantly recognise a location and the actions being performed simply by listening.

I think out of the two ideas i prefer the complexity and the narrative of the first idea, however the second idea is technically sticking more closely to the brief in the sense that it focuses solely on creating a sense of space.

Ideas.

Me and Poppy have decided to work together on the sense of space project. We had a Skype call today and decided to plan out a few basic ideas. We ran through a few different themes and ideas and thought we needed more time to evaluate our ideas and look into more research.

New project, sense of space.

We have just been given a new project today based on sound. We have to create a piece with a sense of space, much like the one we did for Edale, but instead of video without sound, it is sound without video. I am not that technically knowledgeable about sound as a standalone product, so although I might find this project difficult, it should also help give me an important insight into sound creation.