Music + Sound Design
- Video (Requires Flash Player)
- sound design for 16 dinosaurs + environments
project title
Dig for Dinosaurs
client
Sesame Street
date
2010
categories
Sound Design
primary role(s) for this project
- Audio Concepts
- Sound Design
additional team members
uPop Media - Concept, Creative/Art/Design Direction, DeveloperAmy Kim - Producer
project links
Dig for Dinosaurs
uPop Media (Designer / Developer)
project notes
With this project we were to create sounds for 16 dinosaurs and environments form various periods in time. The challenge was to make them as realistic as possible, as this project was co-sponsored by a science organization, but not to scary for the little ones who would be playing the game. And we even consulted with an expert at the Natural History Museum to verify the likelihood of the sounds, even though we will never really know, as there is no soft tissue left in the fossils of course.
Each dinosaurs voice typically consisted of up to a dozen animals cutup and mixed together, or more in some cases, and there are even a few human voices mixed in. This was definitely one of the most fun sound design projects ever.
project title
MTV Exquisite Corpse 03
client
MTV International
date
2003
categories
Art Direction + Sound
primary role(s) for this project
- Concept + Strategy
- Art Direction + Design
- Music + Sound Design
additional team members
Amy Kim - Website ProducerOleg Troyanovsky - International Campaign Producer
Large Animal - Flash popup implementation
project links
project notes
We did the design and the music and sound effects for the MTV Exquisite Corpse 03 campaign website. Exquisite Corpse (aka Exquisite MTV), was the theme of the 2003 MTV Global Image campaign.
The goal of the website was to allow visitors to understand and watch where each part of the 16 different Exquisite Corpse videos came from, and also watch the full videos. Each video started with a color, and had 7, 1 second parts (for a total of 8 seconds). Each 1 second part being created by a different international team, then passed to the next, which were then "sewn" together.
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