Black Box Theater, March 3, 7:30 pm
Far Sounds: Mike yelling, footsteps, groans as Kira is thrown to the ground
Medium Sounds: Door opening, footsteps
Closest sounds: paper rustling, coughing
General Level: Medium.
Description: Calm, although the noise sounds violent, it was in fact very calm.
Three Essential Sounds: papers rustling, man yelling out, the sound of a body falling to the ground
1- March 4th, 2:00 AM, Dutch Treats
2- People talking outside, people at the cash register paying, woman working at Dutch Treats talking
3- microwave going off, sandwiches being made, sandwich maker talking to himself, drunk girls talking about chips
4- ground of guys yelling in my ear, “NOT THAT DRUNK, NOT THAT DRUNK,” and, “NYQUIL! NYQUIL,” it is hard to hear much else
5- far too loud
6- drunken
7- guys yelling in my ear, microwave going off, drunk girls talking about chips
Locale: Unique Thrift Store- 2/25/11 at 3:30p.m.
Farthest Sounds: Cash Register beeping, workers yelling as they load things in at the loading dock, kids yelling,
Medium Sounds: Bad smooth jazz music, people talking, things falling, carts being pushed
Closest Sounds: my breathing, hangers moving on metal racks, cloth rubbing against each other
Sound Lvl: Pretty Quiet, the kids yelling is loud but in general its quiet
Description: Boring( or Bargains!)
Three Essentials: workers yelling as they load things in, Bad Smooth Jazz, Coat hangers scraping on metal racks
Location: Rehearsal, Adams Playhouse, March 3rd, sometime between 7pm and 11pm. Backstage, next to the loading doors.
Far Sounds: Lines and movement on stage.
Mid Sounds: Other actors backstage, whispering lines to themselves, walking, coughing silently.
Close Sounds: From the ally outside I can hear what I can only guess is the sound of someone spray-painting something – occasional voices, and a frequent sound of what sounds like a can of spray paint being shaken (a sort of plastic-to-metal rattling.) [Although in terms of physical distance, these sounds probably came from a source farther from me than the other actors backstage, they felt a lot closer – with my back to the doors, these sounds were right in my ears.]
General Level: Quiet. All very low-level sounds – even the voices on stage, though loud and clear in intent, were muted by their direction and by the set standing between me and them.
One Word Description: Serene.
Three Essential Sounds: The spray-paint shaking outside. The voices on stage. Another actor backstage coughing.
1- 3/3/11 12 pm, Quad in front on Adams Playhouse
2- Cars on Hempstead Turnpike, someone yelling.
3- Doors opening, birds chirping.
4- The wind, my own breathing, closer talking.
5- Surprisingly peaceful.
6- Easygoing.
7- The wind, people talking at a distance, my breathing.
