Finding NON COPYRIGHT audio

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 One of the most unique aspects of my movie  was the audio. Since my film is centered around crime and intensity, I wanted the sound to feel raw and immersive. But beyond just making it sound real, I wanted to bring a Jamaican influence into the mix through accents, dialogue, and even the background music.


The audio in my movie wasn’t just an after thought, it played a huge role in shaping the mood and authenticity of the film. From the Jamaican-style dialogue to the music and sound effects, every detail helped bring the story to life. Now that the audio is fully mixed, the film feels more immersive than ever. The vibes are real, the tension is strong, and the sound? Pure fire.



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