5 Master Edits with Sound

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns1yIlzIUpQ

I added music, non-diegetic sounds, and left direct sound in these edits.
By adding music in the last edit, it creates humor and understanding of what leit motif is. In my symbolism edit, I added Ms. Keegan explaining that we must wear our badges. I added gasps and a "wow" sound effect in my contrast edit, which is non-diegetic, as crowd reactions. Whistling in my simultaneity edit shows that Donte is going somewhere casually but then gets yelled at by a teacher. (sound added). My last edit with added sound was parallelism, where Donte is shown walking. I added a sound effect of someone walking on carpet.


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  1. Lia OkenkovaOctober 14, 2018 at 12:24 PM

    I really liked watching your video, especially with the addition of the different types of sound. My favorite was the inclusion of Mrs. Keegan's announcement about the id badges. Overall, the shots were hilarious and fun to watch.

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  2. Maya's BlogOctober 15, 2018 at 12:39 PM

    I liked this video very much! It was fun and easy to watch, and I thought it was very clever with the sound effects you added!

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