As the flashbacks occur in our opening, non-diegetic 'glitch' sound effects can be heard, to emphasise the contrast between the happiness surrounding the victim, and the horror surrounding the killer.
These glitch sound effects were found on vimeo:
I also created glitch sound effects by warping recorded sounds, using garageband.
These sounds are parallel to the flashback shots that occur within the sequence.
Initially, the sound effects are quiet, but grow in volume as the sequence continues, to give the sequence a 'jumpy' mood.
Overall, I feel that these non-diegetic sounds are effective as they contrast with the calm mood in the beginning of the sequence and therefore create a sinister ambience. Furthermore, the flashback shots are less confusing and out of place when paired with the sounds.
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