Wednesday, November 27, 2019

Evaluation 2 Dubbing voices (lip syncing)

In this workshop we were tasked with finding and dubbing over an entire scene from a movie mainly just what the characters do and say as opposed to the last workshop where we had to, simply re-enact the thoughts of characters for around a minute, from a form of media. This time around we have chosen to dub a scene from Detective Pikachu more famously recognised as Tim’s and Pikachu’s first meeting scene which we decided to dub over. Without any music in the back.

 Our main focus was the dialogue and making sure that it managed to sync with the lip movement in a better manner, that made it look clearer. 

In order to record our voices, we used our phones in order to help us capture said sound. In order to edit said clips to the program known as Garage band in order to edit the entire score, in order to get less clashes, I muted the original, track. In this workshop the goal was mainly for the group to, be able to successfully dub over said lines rather, meaning any lack of sound effects or music, won’t be worried about. 

To edit out the track we mainly muted the original video track, and added our voice lines over what the characters had sad by watching and attempting to mirror lip movements, to make it seem as if we’re the characters by being able to successfully mirror timing and dub clearly, over into a microphone without any potential disruptions or static noises that would end up making the final product something that our audiences can’t really hear. In order to ensure this, we made sure that we could get an empty space where there would be less likely of a chance with any echoes or any form of ricochet effect, as well as making sure that only one person in our group was recording their respective lines after another person has done their lines to help make the editing process much more efficient for the final product. 

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