The Importance of Sound in Film
Sound is used in film to establish tone, atmosphere and to help give the audience clues about the plot, characters and to identify the film genre.
Creating Soundscapes - Terminology
Wild track - sound recorder removes extra sound in recording
Ambient Sound - original footage sound
Diegetic - sounds actors can hear whilst filming
Non-diegetic - the sounds added after production
Score - composed piece, usually orchestral
Voiceover - narrating sound
Dialogue - more than one person talking
Dubbing - new voices (foreign language films)
Foley - extra sound
Synchronous - music matches what we're watching
Asynchronous - music does not match mood/image
Sound Bridge - links two scenes
Sound Motif - sounds pop up when character comes
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