Sound Blog Post

 The process of our music is going well and smooth with mainly me and Payton giving our ideas to Patrick in order to help him pick what music could best fit our flim. For our editing software, we mainly use CapCut, and IMovie to edit some of the music into our film. For diegetic sounds we mainly did for objects that went off or drop to the floor to mainly give it a more realistic view, while some non-diegetic sounds are played in the background are used in order to give the viewer an uneasy feeling among the entire film. One of the various music choices we picked were ghost procession to fit with the overall nature of the film, plus the song itself is supposed to sound eerie. It’s copyright free and was made by Kevin MacLeod.

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