The importance of sound in a movie
The importance of sound is often neglected by film audiences, as film is
often seen as a visual medium, however all it takes is one click of the mute
button to make the viewer realize how much films depend on sound to transmit
emotion. There are many reasons why sound is so vital in film making and they
are. Sound
is a great way for the director to introduce the tone and genre of a movie as
viewers have come to associate specific music types to certain genres. Action,
for example, usually contain a fast-paced opening song with the sound of
vehicles or someone running. The audience will instantly know what type of film
they are watching and immediately become more familiar to the movie
Ambient Sound- Background sound pressure level at the given location
Score - Part
of the opening sequences soundtrack
Voice-over - Piece of a narration.
Dubbing - Mixed
recordings added onto the original soundtrack
Foley - Everyday
sound effects which are added to the film
Synchronous - Sound
matched to movement in the scene.
Asynchronous- Sound that contrasts an image.
Sound bridge - Sound connecting two scenes.
Sound Motif - Sound effects which are associated with a
particular character, setting or situation
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