Blog #8: My Sound Experience on the Master Shot Scene

My Sound Experience on the Master Shot Scene Project

by Lily Frame

My responsibility for the Master Shot Scene Project was to record the audio during production and mix the final audio in Premiere Pro. Because our time during production was cut drastically on short notice by the location owner, we did not have time to go back and listen to our recording, but after we finished shooting, we went back and observed that there was a buzz from overhead lights, therefore, it was my responsibility to fix it. I went into Adobe Audition and have scrubbed out the noticeable buzz and a drastic observation can be made.

My other responsibilities included helping the producer find the bar we shot at called The Blind Elephant. I also helped find the props and dress the set, which is something I am now very passionate about pursuing. I also helped find all the extras.

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