Sound Art Project


 

This is a group project with John Roell, Juan Garcia, and Kyle Kitson
Scene: A baseball game
  1. First Player Bats
    1. Baseball music plays
    2. 1st batter walks to base
    3. Ball gets pitched
    4. Catcher catches the ball
    5. "Strike 1!"- Umpire
    6. Ball gets pitched
    7. Catcher catches the ball
    8. "Strike 2!"- Umpire
    9. Ball gets pitched
    10. Catcher catches the ball
    11. "Strike 3!"- Umpire
    12. "GET OUT!"- Umpire
  2. Second Player Bats
    1. 2nd batter walks to base
    2. Ball gets pitched
    3. Batter hits a homerun
    4. The crowd cheers
    5. Batter runs the bases
    6. Baseball music plays
    7. Crowd cheers louder 


Scene: A Man Hiking
  1. Hike
    1. Guy starts walking
    2. Birds chirping
    3. Water runs nearby
    4. A rustle in the bushes
    5. Man stops to question; "huh?"
    6. Crickets chirp
    7. Birds chirping
    8. Man continues to walk
    9. A bear attacks
    10. The man screams in agony

Foley Sounds:
An engine trying to start:
A water droplet:                                             
Scrubbing with a brush:

Chopping on a cutting board:                        




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