FIERY GETAWAY with some walking


Brief description:

I start off with diagetic and parallel sound mixing with the image an intense breathtaking parkour thats dangerous and in the middle i mix in with some slow walking which is non diagetic and then end off in chaotic robbery of a bank along with a getaway

Sound analysis 




In this scene in Mr robot a soundtrack was played which subtly played quietly in the beginning along with Elliots  speech it fits perfectly with the scene its very quite and empty which in my opinion is   non diagetic sound and as we go along the scene we also get a voice over by the main character Elliot talking about being the best of us and ends with a profound quote "This only works if you let go too"which sums up the entire series of Elliot always letting go by himself but he adds the audience into the mix which brings out the emotion in us and this journey we then get A soundtrack called M85 a beautiful music sound that sums up the entirety of Elliots journey and character arc and the conclusion of all his personality's.It all ends and we get a close up of Elliots eye and the final piece of dialogue HELLO ELLIOT.

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