The sound for the 'BloodShed' by group R2-47 I feel is very affective. At the beginning of the clip there is only a simple phone ringing sound effect that has been amplified. As this is the only sound it all of a suddenly becomes eerie and very normal and common sound creates enigmas and supposition within the viewers mind, like why is no one picking up or are they just ignoring it or maybe even they might be avoiding to talk to someone.
A tapping then cuts in running along side the phone ringing. I feel that this could of gone either way as it could of ruined the atmosphere that has been already created however I feel that this not the case and it actually leads the viewer t wonder who foot steps they are.
Both of these are then cut off quickly and sharply which again creates more enigmas simply with the use of sound.
A quiet and quite monotonous tune then slides in slowly building up and thus also building the tension within the audience.
I feel that overall the sound effects and music that are used in the clip work perfectly along side the camera work as the simplicity of the whole sequence allows the audience's mind to really escape and see and hear what ever it is they want to, creating there own enigmas and interpreting the film there own way.
A tapping then cuts in running along side the phone ringing. I feel that this could of gone either way as it could of ruined the atmosphere that has been already created however I feel that this not the case and it actually leads the viewer t wonder who foot steps they are.
Both of these are then cut off quickly and sharply which again creates more enigmas simply with the use of sound.
A quiet and quite monotonous tune then slides in slowly building up and thus also building the tension within the audience.
I feel that overall the sound effects and music that are used in the clip work perfectly along side the camera work as the simplicity of the whole sequence allows the audience's mind to really escape and see and hear what ever it is they want to, creating there own enigmas and interpreting the film there own way.
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