Film: White Chicks

Scene: Car Scene

Duration: 1:48

Genre: comedy

Client: Keenen Ivory Wayans

The sound effects needed in this scene will include a mix of foley and Library sounds. The foley sounds recorded will need to be produced in the studio in order to not get background interference and library sounds will be obtained from freesound.org. There should not be any copyright or licensing complications with the sound effects, as they will be recorded by myself and the foley sounds are free for people to use.

The music used in the scene will be a "Ain't no sunshine" by Dr. Saxlove and "A Thousand Miles" by Vanessa Carlton which are both copyrighted material by Lovesax Records and A&M records respectively. "Ain't no sunshine" will be non diegetic, jazz with the intension of emphasising the romantic mood the character Latrell is trying to create. However "thousand miles" will be diegetic, as the character Latrell will be singing along with it for comedic effect. When sourcing the music there will be some copyright and licensing issues as both songs are copyrighted material.

The dialogue used will be naturalistic as there is a conversation between the two characters Latrell and Marcus however one part will include the character Latrell singing. The dialogue will be lip synched by my voice actor and they the script will be recorded twice (once for each character), this is to help ensure that there is no out of synch dialogue whilst trying to stay in time with both characters at once. It will be recorded in the studio and edited with GarageBand.

Other than myself the only other personnel required will be the studio voice actor, Chris Backway. He will also be used as a studio foley artist to assist with the dog bark.

Locations: studio

Equipment: laptop, Apple Mac, microphone

Software: GarageBand

Limitations: some background may be heard from outside the studio.

Film: The Hunger Games

Scene: Cornucopia Bloodbath

Duration: 2:20

Genre: Teen drama, action, science fiction

Client: Gary Ross

The sound effects needed in the scene will include solely foley sounds. The foley sounds recorded will need to be produced outside in order to achieve authenticity and sound more believable. The countdown at the beginning of the scene will be shot inside in the studio in order to reduce the chances of their being any background audio. There will not be any copyright or licensing complications with the sound effects, as they will be recorded by myself.

The music used in the scene will be the "cornucopia bloodbath score" by James Newton Howard and it will be non-diegetic, with the intension of emphasising the intense and emotional nature of the scene. When sourcing the music there should be no difficulty as the music was made specifically for this scene in the movie.

There will be no dialogue in this scene so a voice actor will not be required. However all editing will take place studio using GarageBand.

There will be no other personnel other than myself, as I will take the roles of foley recording artist and studio technician. 

Locations: studio, outside on grass/gravel

Equipment: laptop, Apple Mac, microphone

Software: GarageBand

Limitations: some background may be heard from outside the studio.