CHANGES IN OUR VOICE OVER
After we researched different types of trailers and found that a lot of
them use voice overs,whether they are taken from a dialogue or a
monologue, we decided to incorporate our own voice over. After we did
multiple scrips.tested different locations and set ups and tried out
using different types of microphones ranging from computers and laptops
to camera mics and phones, we decided to use ans choose between both
female and male voices to incorporate for our trailer. Although the
protagonist in our trailer is a male character we still decided to try
ans test a female voice. When we eventually edited and placed both voices
with the trailer it seemed that surprisingly the female voice sounded
and matched the trailer better than the male voice. As our trailer
contains a male protagonist and several female zombie antagonist, the
incorporation of the female voice in our trailer helped to introduce a
new character ad well as to make the trailer appear a lot more
mysterious and suspenseful therefore engaging and attracting the audience
attention even further making them more interested and curious. The
voice over matched perfectly what was presented in our trailer and
helped to make the story and plot a lot more clear. However, when we
recorded our voice over we only had our script thus making the tone and
mood of it very scripted and presentation and did not sound engaging
enough in order to fit with the visual presentation of our trailer. This
is why we thought that our voice over might not be as appropriate to fit
with our trailer thus having to either make changes to it by perhaps
watching the trailer itself whilst recording or slightly correcting the
script or work on the soundtrack and focus on it a lot more in order to
compensate for the missing voice over.
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