Tuesday 16 November 2010

Sound

Throughout TV programmes and Film there is always sound. Dependant on what is going on there are different types of sound;


Diegetic- natural sound within a scene, for example the characters speaking on the scene


Non- Diegetic- sound which is added to a scene such as a soundtrack. Potential problem is that is seems very unrealistic but a bonus is that it adds a lot more dramatic effect.


Sound Bridge- sound which carries on over two different scenes which then literally  creates a bridge between two events. (two different locations)


Incidental Music- small, very brief snippets of sound to create emotion or feeling. (cultural code)


Asynchronous Sound- a natural sound, which is out of place and without a source on the scene.


Contrapunctual Sound- sounds which create opposite emotion to the one which is on screen.

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