Pseudo documentary sound

Chadrick 2021-12-26 08:01:27

As a pseudo-documentary, no music can be added, and no third-party footage can be added. It's not bad to be able to shoot like this. If it's just for watching horror and horror, this film is probably not to the appetite. After all, it is not a Transformer-level investment.

As a game music and sound designer, I feel that the sound processing of the film is already in place. Tearing radio sounds, hollow space cabin sounds, etc. The processing of these sounds has basically replaced the original music.

Of course from a scientific point of view. It should be considered common sense that the internal communication sound recorded while wearing a helmet should not change in reverberation as it enters the cabin from space. However, in order to highlight the small metal claustrophobic space in the Soviet space capsule, the sound was deliberately handled as described above. As an audition effect. It is indeed remarkable. But this is also the best example of sober all the students who are immersed in the real events of this film.

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Extended Reading
  • Scot 2021-12-26 08:01:27

    It is a piece with a special theme but a boring plot.

  • Johnnie 2022-04-20 09:02:01

    It was exactly like that. I believed it, and I was not calm after reading the movie review.

Apollo 18 quotes

  • Nate: I'm getting worse. Ben... you gotta leave me here.

    Ben Anderson: No.

    [pause, fiddling with landing module's controls]

    Ben Anderson: No one's leaving anyone.

    Nate: You'll have to.

    Ben Anderson: We are not dying up here.

  • Nate: [in hammock] Fate has ordained... the men who went to the moon to explore in peace, remain on the moon to rest in peace.

    [turns suddenly to face camera]

    Ben Anderson: [filming Nate] What are the hell are you talking about?

    Nate: I feel my thoughts... fragmenting.