Field Recording -- NEED someone who's experienced in Pro Tools -- 2

Produce a short, 2-3 minute episode from an fictional audio-drama entitled “The Sunken Place”. In this episode, the main character mysteriously awakes from amnesia to find themselves in a strange environment , before they fall back into unconsciousness. Upon waking, the main character wakes and immediately asks 5 questions out loud to whoever you decide is in the room. These questions are as follows, and are provided to you(attached files) as audio recordings to import and include your production: Question 1: “Where am I?!” Question 2: “Who am I?!” Question 3: “Who are you?!” Question 4: “What is that over there in the corner….I feel like it’s moving toward me!?” Question 5: “Wait…what is happening now?!” Your task is to record original dialogue and field-recordings to incorporate with the provided recordings to create an imaginary episode of this drama. You may also use elements from the Pro Sound FX library to complete this. You can include original musical elements if you like, but this is not required. Make use of your own audio recording(s) and make use of any relevant spatial effects (eg effects, reverb, delay, stereo positioning, compression, eq, fades etc) to create your creative audio experience. The environment in which the dialogue takes place be literal or imaginary. (eg. underwater, in outer-space, underground, in a club, in a cafe, a dreamscape, a computer game etc). Be as creative as you like, and feel free to explore using effects and processes in unusual ways to create your world. Submit screen-shots of your ProTools session Final audio to be exported as a stereo .wav file, normalized to 0db, and must be 2mins-3mins in duration. *NB You can combine royalty-free musical or audio elements from the Pro Sound FX or ProTools audio library to help create your episode, but you CANNOT use other elements from the internet / youtube, or commerical libraries like Splice etc. PLEASE only use audio materials which you create/record yourself Cite and link to any of these audio elements included from these websites. Use of virtual instruments / VSTs in Protools is allowed.