- guns
- blood
- police
- knives
- dark creepy setting
- urban setting
- villain and victim
The sound notes in 'Momento'
- loud traffic drones
- smashing- jumpy
- long droney background music
- quiet then loud then quiet at percific and appropriate suspense moments
- gun shots when no other sound to emphasise
- fast car sound -quick paced
- camera click a few times repeatedly
The sound notes in 'Usual Suspects'
- clicking and ticking
- voice overs
- slapping and banging
- fire/flames
- boombs
- low chimes
- smashes
- explosion
The Sounds notes in 'Dial M for Murder'
- big backing music sounds
- chimes and boombs
- radio voices reportng
- screams
- door squeak
- phone ringing
- increase of volume and speed as increase in action
- but dancy type music, which is not typical
The Sound notes in 'Tell No One'
- happy background music unusual
- water and laughing
- then a bangind
- scream
- music changes to screeching sharper music
- click of the pc mouse
- car screeching breaks
- can horn
- gun shot
- credits with a no signal, static sound from tele/radio
- fire sounds
- beep for email emphasis
Commonly used are traffic sounds, screeching music, and screams plus gun shot noises. May try to include some of these thriller sounds in our filming.
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