Editing: Adding all the foleying, wild track sounds, dialogue, sorting all the silence and the score to fit the scenes

Adding my sounds

As I made sure to record all of my dialogue, wild-track and foleyed sounds several times so that when it came to editing then I could listen to them all with the clips and choose the ones that work best. Luckily the dialogue of my dad speaking only took one take and it has worked really well within my teaser trailer and my media teacher agreed with me on that one, however I tried listening to all the different recordings of Carl saying his line of speech and unfortunately they all sounded too staged/set up for the scene and it just wasn't natural, so I will have record that one again to add in, and I'll try to make him have a conversation and say that line within it and then I'll trim the bits before and after that line out and then hopefully it will sound much more natural.
With my wild-track, I wanted the audience to be able to distinctly hear the sound of wind in the background of the graveyard scenes because these are the only outside scenes where the music is still quite quiet, therefore this adds to the atmosphere of it sound realistic.
Finally, adding the foleyed sound of a gunshot in, I was unsure of which one sounded most like an gunshot, therefore I added in all three sounds to the editing of the teaser trailer, and I'll talk more about them in the post where I explain how I made my explosion sound more realistic.