Animal Synchronous Sound Effect

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Every part of this movie is as crucial as the next. The sound effects of the all the different animals, are non – synchronous to make it more a natural environment, plants and the Avatars’ language which they speak. All of these sound effect are an important role to this movie as it creates a more lifelike environment for the audience. Whereas you come to the Human Base upon the planet there are synchronous sound effects of the machines. There is always a constant animal sound throughout all the scenes. This lays a remote effect on the whereabouts on this planet and that they actors are never alone. This can bring a relaxing or a tense feeling from the audience. The lighting in the film plays a major role in the movie. There is a large rand

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