Don't listen to this with the volume up. The levels need to be mixed down. I recorded a cinematic scene where a character is running from a monster/alien invasion that is wreaking havoc around him. It is meant to be an exercise in creating tension/suspense, and also in creating a vivid scene without visual imagery; a lot of attention was put into the perception of distance, movement, and the environment of the character (underwater, hard ground/nearby ocean, etc.)A musical score was included.
Vocalizations, including the voice of the monster, were recorded with a Zoom H4N recorder, as were certain sound effects and actions. Much of the environment sounds come from stock sounds from the lab. There are instances where noise was recorded on purpose. For example, the final part of the scene uses two OL'd Zoom microphones that are being blown on directly + an automated frequency shift applied to it.
For the final version of this project I want to: extend the scene by providing a stronger narrative end; replace many stock environment sounds with personally recorded sounds (ocean/water); add more detail in the form of new sounds (people being tossed/eaten, wet footsteps); and properly the mix the project.

Track: "Debris" -Stephen Price

Gibran Rubio