Sound is one of the most important elements I plan for my opening because audio can create fear without having to show anything. I focused on using realistic sounds to make the scenes feel intense and urgent.
I plan to include sounds such as sirens, breathing, phone ringing, and background silence. Sirens suggest danger and chaos, while heavy breathing shows panic. Phone sounds create tension before important moments happen.I also plan to use silence to create tension. Quiet moments make the audience feel uncomfortable and alert, especially right before something important happens. This makes the audience nervous without needing visual scenes.
The antagonist’s voice was planned to be calm but threatening. A lot of thriller movies make the antagonist have a calm but confident voice to show power and threat.
I also plan to use a ticking clock at the end to make it seem like the lives of the character's parents have a 'time limit'. This makes the situation feel urgent and stressful.
Overall, my sound design planning focuses on building atmosphere, increasing tension, and guiding the audience’s emotions throughout the opening.
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