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difference between sound editor and a sound mixer

In layman’s terms, sound editing is about collecting the sounds needed for a film. Sound mixing refers to what is done after they are collected. The sound editing category used to be known as sound effect editing, which is actually the more apt name.

Examples of sounds made by Foley artist

Fire

Prop ideas: cellophane, potato chip bag, steel wool

The idea here is to scrunch up the prop then release it.

Stack of Cash

Prop ideas: old deck of cards, or a cut-up paperback book.

This trick to this effect is using paper sources with softer, flexible textures.

stanley kubrick

Stanley Kubrick & One-Point Perspactive
ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

this gives the scene a sense of claustrophobia as its leading Danny down the corridor.

The Shining and The Steadicam - Tested
LONG STEADICAM

makes the viewer feel as though they are following Danny through the corridors

Watch a Video Analysis of the Signature Shots of Kubrick, Tarantino, and  Wes Anderson
DEEP FOCUS

Gives viewer a distorted view of reality as the human eye usually creates its own range of focus but Kubrick forces everything into focus

The Idea and Taste Machine': Inside the Mind of Stanley Kubrick — Jim  Carroll's Blog
SYMMETRICAL COMPOSITION

makes the audience feel trapped and distorted as the two are almost identical and dead center blocking the way through

CINEMATOGRAPHY AND DIEGESIS

deigetic: shaun of the dead

Simon Pegg Pitched Edgar Wright a Shaun of the Dead Sequel With Vampires
in this film the way the shots are taken it makes the world that they are living in seem as realistic as possible

intra diegetic: Jaws

The Movie Soundtrack FFAR298H: Aspects of sound
this is particularly immersive by the way it gives u views of the people swimming in the ocean making the audience feel the suspense of when the shark will attack

extra diegetic: Deadpool

Why Deadpool Was 2016's Most Important Superhero Movie — For Better or Worse
in this film the actor breaks the 4th wall by always looking down the lens and speaking to the audience which is meant to be a play on the way usually superhero movies are made.