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Documentary example of "Untitled" from sound design perspective in visual media

2022
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Mehmet Kurtuluş

Abstract (EN)

In visual media, sound is an integral part of the image and has become an element that enriches the fiction described in the media at least as much as the image. Image and sound are inseparably integrated, giving a great deal of aesthetics and emotion to the editing. While the audience absorbs images with eye contact, they perceive visual media as a different experience through sensation. For this reason, a significant amount of budget and equipment support is offered to sound production in today's images. Production process in visual images; It consists of three stages: Pre-Production (Pre-Production / preparative stage), Production stage and Post-Production (Post-Production / Preparative stage). In the production and post-production process, the recording, mixing and design of the sound element has a very important place. In this study, based on the methods for the design of sound data (recording process, dialogue, atmosphere sound effect and design effect and mixing of related data to the media, etc.), it will be in an effort to make sense of the techniques that can be applied from a sample media element in the context of an experimental model. In general, this study will design important sound design elements such as "Dialogue, Sound Effect and Foley" in the Post-production process, where sound recording and sound design become important, with tools such as different miking techniques, visual and auditory programming / software. However, this study will set out with the aim of creating a scientific resource about the methods that can be applied. Keywords: Visual Media, Sound Desing, Sound in Visual Media, Foley

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Dr. Hamit Aydeniz

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Hamit Aydeniz (Master Thesis). Documentary example of "Untitled" from sound design perspective in visual media, 2022, İnönü University.

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