Extra Credit
Hunting in Wartime 1. Please describe in detail three instances in the film of sound design underneath archival footage. Note - all of the archive footage (much of it I received through the National Archives and family home movies) in the film comes without sound so everything you hear in those instances needed to have sound design created. What are you hearing? How does is add to the mood or feeling of the film? In one instance archive footage was used during the narration of Donald See. and Ken Austin The aboriginal men were explaining their culture and how it interacts with nature. As Donald was recounting his childhood and his passion for hunting and fishing there are archival footage of the City of Hoonah, which creates a visual setting for the film. It then cuts to Donald, as if answering the audience’s question, “who lives here?” When Ken was narrating his experience with his grandfather there was footage of men in boats and of trees. This creates a direct visual ...
