Audio

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     Since the animation project was supposed to be like a teaser trailer for my personal project I've been making, I needed the audio to sound very epic and cinematic. That was actually surprisingly difficult to do with GarageBand, since most of the loops which were installed on the computer I was using were like "door opening" or "car driving" or "baby crying," or just a number of other random sound effects which were completely useless for my idea. Also, even the musical tracks which GarageBand has, are all mostly very upbeat pop or disco types of tracks which were not at all fitting with the dark, dramatic, "existential crisis" energy which I wanted the soundtrack to have. However, I did eventually find a few synths, piano tracks and string tracks which I could work with, and overall I'm quite happy with the end result. 

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