Hunting Podcast Intro Soundscape
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m producing a new outdoors-themed show and need a dynamic 15ish second intro that instantly drops listeners into the field. Picture an elk bugle rising out of dawn silence, antlers clashing, a distant coyote answering, then a quick volley of duck calls and a sharp turkey gobble—all blended into one exciting, adventurous sweep of sound.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Final mix length: 15–30 seconds, broadcast-quality WAV (and MP3 for convenience).
• Mood: energetic, bold, “let’s-head-out-there” feeling—no slow cinematic build-ups.
• Core elements to feature: elk bugle, antler rattling, coyote howl, duck call, turkey gobble.
• Order: I have a rough idea but would like to collaborate on flow and pacing once you’ve sketched a first pass.
Feel free to layer tasteful ambience—wind through pines, crunching leaves—so long as the hunted species remain the stars. We would even be open to perhaps some background music low in the distance. I’ll review on headphones and speakers; smooth transitions and clean mastering are essential. Please create with your preferred DAW (Pro Tools, Audition, Logic, Ableton—whatever gets the polish right) and supply stems so we can tweak levels later if needed.
Send over a brief sample or portfolio clip of similar wildlife or cinematic sound design you’ve produced, along with your timeline. Once approved, I’ll sign off and drop the finished intro straight into episode one.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Final mix length: 15–30 seconds, broadcast-quality WAV (and MP3 for convenience).
• Mood: energetic, bold, “let’s-head-out-there” feeling—no slow cinematic build-ups.
• Core elements to feature: elk bugle, antler rattling, coyote howl, duck call, turkey gobble.
• Order: I have a rough idea but would like to collaborate on flow and pacing once you’ve sketched a first pass.
Feel free to layer tasteful ambience—wind through pines, crunching leaves—so long as the hunted species remain the stars. We would even be open to perhaps some background music low in the distance. I’ll review on headphones and speakers; smooth transitions and clean mastering are essential. Please create with your preferred DAW (Pro Tools, Audition, Logic, Ableton—whatever gets the polish right) and supply stems so we can tweak levels later if needed.
Send over a brief sample or portfolio clip of similar wildlife or cinematic sound design you’ve produced, along with your timeline. Once approved, I’ll sign off and drop the finished intro straight into episode one.