...your sex is on...TV

So, the first soundscape left a lot to be desired! Time to be..better.

In the first project that required sound, (the first year abstract 'keyword' piece) it ended up with a visual piece that had audio attached to it in anyway possible - with staples if necessary.

The second piece was this term, the first soundscape piece. This time there was an emphasis on sound working with the piece. However, the sound lessons came first and because of this it was easy to make the sound and attach sort-of fitting visuals as an almost afterthought.

Both times had the same issue. The audio and the visuals didn't work with each other as one or the other came first and the second was created to 'fit'. It seems that to correct this and make the entire piece work a lot better, means planning both audio AND visual before actually creating anything. Also, constantly testing the compatibility of the two and not being overly precious about changing things if they don't work.

THE PLAN

The theme is 'Sex' - possibly my favourite topic for artistic things :D
I love suggestive imagery and sounds, and the plan is that as I'm so in to the theme that will then come across in my audio-visual statement. The idea is that the imagery and sounds will, in reality, have nothing to do with 'Sex' but the viewers 'life experience' will dictate that that is what they will see.

AUDIO
- car revving
- waves
- birds cawing
- dogs barking
- pop bottle fizz
- bird crowing
- fat sizzling
- breathing
- creaking
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VISUAL
- cherry being crushed
- train entering a tunnel
- flower having the petals ripped off
- nuts being cracked
- cream
- cowboys/riding
- cat
- tidy, made up bed
- forbidden fruit, locks
- hand scrunching bed covers