Creating Sound Effects

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1. Slamming a Door
Capture the sound of any door being closed with force. This sound effect will be done at home.

2. Elevator Door
This sound can be created by closing a filing cabinet in conjunction with the sound of a hotel reception bell. This sound will be created at home.

3. Fireworks/Fizzing
Taking a microphone close to a running faucet and adjusting the water pressure or flow. This sound effect will be done at home.

4. Fuse Burning
This sound can be created by taking the grey powder off of a sparkler and lighting it. This sound effect will be created at home.
       
source: http://www.epicsound.com/sfx/ 

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