Location: Pride Den, corner of the room
Farthest sound: light chatter from individuals and small groups, someone singing (opera?)
Medium Sound: People walking in and out of the den, the hum of air conditioning
Closest Sound: Clatter of people typing on keyboards, my breathing, my fidgeting in my seat which makes it squeak a little, tapping of a shoe
Sound Level: Quiet and cozy
Sound Description in 1 Word: Anxious
Essential Sounds: Chatter of people, clatter of keyboards, deep breaths
Location: Pride Den, 5:04 pm
Sounds heard: Light chatter, typing on computers, movement in chairs, people walking, sniffling (from me), hum of air conditioning
This was taken while I was walking back to a house on February 28th. There was a ton of snow on the ground and it had become more solid than soft, creating a nice crunching sound. In addition, you can barely hear a few cars driving by on the street nearby. This was recorded right next to the law school in the parking lot.
Location: Passover sedar at Morgan’s family’s house. In the living room with about 20 people, young and old.
Sounds: Singing, laughing, rustling of the tablecloth, people chatting
March 11, 2:08: Studio A in Comm. School
Furthest Away: People taking down lights, talking by the set, Genie going up/down for lights, hum of AC and lights
Medium Range: shuffling of footsteps, people moving equipment, shooting to people on other side of studio, others grabbing food
Closest Range: munching on pizza, light chatter in small group, breathing of myself and others
Sound Level: can get loud if people are chatting, quiet in some areas like near me but by equipment the sound can spike
Sound Activity: mainly i hear people chatting and moving equipment which means those levels can change from dead silent to loud in an instant
Description: echoey
Main Sounds:
Chatter, clatter of equipment, and footsteps
Location: Commuter Parking Lot
Sounds Heard: Crunching of snow, light footsteps on the sidewalk, the slight crunch of dirt/gravel, cars driving in the distant street, a little bit of ruffling of clothes
1. February 12, 12:00pm, Film Set in a Dinner
2. People chatting in a corner about the next shot for set, cars driving down the street, the hum of the heater running
3. The hum of the appliances (mainly fridge), actors practicing their lines, people walking by me and the squeaking of their shoes
4. The rubbing of my jacket in the booth, my heavier breathing and stuffy nose
5. It can get loud when people are debating in the corner or when they are walking by, but it’s generally at a medium level. The most consistent sound level is the appliances running.
6. Hectic
7. Fridge hum, director talking with actors, steps of people frantically walking to grab/move equipment