Cod advanced warfare analysis work sheet

Salford City College Eccles Sixth Form Centre BTEC Extended Diploma in GAMES DESIGN Unit 73: Sound For Computer Games Game Title Call of duty - Advanced warfare Provide detailed descriptions from chosen examples that establish… Clearly state what production technique(s) you think have been used to create specific soundtrack elements Setting The setting seems to be in a war environment inside the barracks from the narrative and the other mechanical noises it seems like it’s just before going into a mission or war.IN the background you can hear the wind rustling, doors mechanical doors opening and vehicles, it seems to be a big open space indoor. The production techniques used for this is field recording for the wind and vehicles in the background. They have also used some folly artistry for the doors and other robotic sounds. Field recording has also been sued to get the sounds of get the other subtle sounds to give life to the environment around. Mood Judging from the dialogs the character “Mitchel” seems to be nervous and tense in the beginning but his friend tries to cheer him up. It more of a tense and nervous feeling when the characters speak all around because it seems like they are soldiers right before a dangerous mission. The background sounds like the marching sounds gives in a more tense pre-war feeling. This is done by voice recording in a studio since the mood is mostly shown through narratives. There is some field recording used too. Game genre Judging from the narratives and all the background noise this seems to be in the action genre. In the narratives you can clearly here the characters are soldiers going for war. The other character doing the induction or pre battle prep talk, that makes it sound like I is more like shoot game and fast paced action. The sounds like the robotics and hearing the tone of the character’s voices Studio voice recording has been used for this. Folly artistry has been used to get those noises of doors closing, robots and doors closing etc. Field recording has also been sued to get the sounds of get the other subtle sounds to give life to the environment around. Narrative The first narrative within the two characters Mitchell and Irons seems to be based on how and why they joined the army or this military organization. Both of the character joined the army because of their fathers, one character wanted to get away from him and the other did It for his will. Then the next narrative is the commander getting the team ready for the battle, The change of his tone seems like he is trying to get the squad ready to fight. Studio recording has been used for this to get the voices of the characters. They also have used software to get the voices and the other noises in the background right, like changing the volume levels of the separate sounds.

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Salford City College Eccles Sixth Form Centre

BTEC Extended Diploma in GAMES DESIGN Unit 73: Sound For Computer Games

Game Title Call of duty - Advanced warfare

Provide detailed descriptions from chosen examples that establish… Clearly state what production technique(s) you think have been used to create specific soundtrack elements

Setting

The setting seems to be in a war environment inside the barracks from the narrative and the other mechanical noises it seems like it’s just before going into a mission or war.IN the background you can hear the wind rustling, doors mechanical doors opening and vehicles, it seems to be a big open space indoor.

The production techniques used for this is field recording for the wind and vehicles in the background. They have also used some folly artistry for the doors and other robotic sounds. Field recording has also been sued to get the sounds of get the other subtle sounds to give life to the environment around.

Mood

Judging from the dialogs the character “Mitchel” seems to be nervous and tense in the beginning but his friend tries to cheer him up. It more of a tense and nervous feeling when the characters speak all around because it seems like they are soldiers right before a dangerous mission. The background sounds like the marching sounds gives in a more tense pre-war feeling.

This is done by voice recording in a studio since the mood is mostly shown through narratives. There is some field recording used too.

Game genre Judging from the narratives and all the background noise this seems to be in the action genre. In the narratives you can clearly here the characters are soldiers going for war. The other character doing the induction or pre battle prep talk, that makes it sound like I is more like shoot game and fast paced action. The sounds like the robotics and hearing the tone of the character’s voices

Studio voice recording has been used for this. Folly artistry has been used to get those noises of doors closing, robots and doors closing etc. Field recording has also been sued to get the sounds of get the other subtle sounds to give life to the environment around.

Narrative

The first narrative within the two characters Mitchell and Irons seems to be based on how and why they joined the army or this military organization. Both of the character joined the army because of their fathers, one character wanted to get away from him and the other did It for his will. Then the next narrative is the commander getting the team ready for the battle, The change of his tone seems like he is trying to get the squad ready to fight.

Studio recording has been used for this to get the voices of the characters. They also have used software to get the voices and the other noises in the background right, like changing the volume levels of the separate sounds.