
MEDIA
A form of strategized empathy reflected by light in pixels, it holds the tension between what is seen and what is intuited—between the weight of the world we inherit and the possibility of the world we dare to conjure into existence.
A form of strategized empathy reflected by light in pixels, it holds the tension between what is seen and what is intuited—between the weight of the world we inherit and the possibility of the world we dare to conjure into existence.
This reimagined trailer for Gone Girl shifts the film’s tone from psychological mystery to a thriller drama. By restructuring the sequence of shots, altering pacing, and designing a new soundscape, the trailer reframes the narrative around tension and emotional breakdown rather than suspense and misdirection. Dialogue, music, and visual rhythm are used to emphasize character conflict and moral collapse, creating a grounded yet gripping portrayal of a fractured relationship.
This one-minute sound design takes a clip from Requiem for a Dream and rebuilds the entire audio from scratch. All sounds, including Foley, ambience, and effects, are redesigned to match the visuals while offering a new interpretation of the scene’s tension and rhythm.