Blog post: Sound Used in filming intro

Our film consisted non-edited ambient sounds which helped with adding the lively, but unusual vibe of the film. The ambient sound also allows us to add more realism to the film creating an active mood. 

When i was editing i decided to with a humorous vibe that transitions into a devious setting to highlight the change of pace that the film undergoes.

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