The symphony of sounds heard in everyday life explored in immersive documentary '32 Sounds'

Filmmaker Sam Green explores the phenomena of sound in his immersive documentary, "32 Sounds," with music by JD Samson. (Courtesy by Maria Baranova)

 In our daily lives, we experience a rich symphony of sounds. We often take for granted the rustling of wind in trees, a cat purring, the pouring of a cup of coffee. The textured and layered orchestra of sounds that we barely notice is speaking to us all the time. Sam Green explores the phenomenon in his immersive film, “32 Sounds,” with music by JD Samson.

The documentary screens on Feb. 10 at the Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech. Sam Green joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes via Zoom to share more about his intimate relationship with sound, and how he captured it in a film.

Interview highlights: