In the current movie and television industry, visual art and aural art are vital components that cooperatively build immersive experiences for viewers. In the aftermath of the epidemic, there has been a resurgence in the production of films and television shows, in addition to rapid advancements in technology, which has led to an increase in the requirements for content development and promotion. The advancement of storytelling and visual effects has led to the emergence of sound design as a crucial component, which enhances the emotional depth and authenticity of each and every scene. Sound design utilizes the delicacy of ambient noises and the intensity of sound effects in dynamic sequences to enhance atmosphere, guide viewer emotions, and bolster narrative arcs. The rise of surround sound and immersive audio formats, like Dolby Atmos, is indicative of a growing need for improved audio that complements visual experiences. As a result, sound design has become an increasingly important component in the production of contemporary works.
