06. sound notes sheet

06. sound notes sheet

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  Sound What noises canyou hear in the clip?  Ambient sounds ND  Sad honky tonk piano ND  Collapsing structure ND  Screaming D  Drums ND  Loading something D  Twist thing D  Rattling D  Explosion  Bird squawking D  Glass break D  Gunshot D  Talking D  Slash sfx ND  Impact sfx ND  Whoosh.mp3 ND  Groan D  Whispering D  Horn instruments ND  Violins ND  Sniff D  Tupleware being put down D  Punch sfx D  Knife draw ND  High freq/ high pitch sound ND  Slow motion altering ND  Sharp sounding obj ND  Shard broken D  Handcuffs/chains D  Footsteps D  Theme song ND  Horse galloping D Film sound is as important and as carefully controlled as the visual elements of a text. Although sound is often recorded on set, most film sound is added in post- production Film sound will be mixed very carefully to ensure that important sounds are emphasised and that the correct atmosphere for a sequence is maintained Selective sound is: It is used to emphasise an important sound. Ambient sound is: Sound to set the atmosphere. i.e. In a café, you would hear mugs, people talking, people putting things down etc. Other elements of sound design to look out for:
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   Sound bridges– Using sound to make transitions.  Sound effects – Noises that are added. Sound can be either:  Diegetic – that is, it exists within the world of the film (Sounds that come from the scene.) or  Non-diegetic – that is, it emerges from outside the world of the film, eg film soundtracks (Exists not from the scene. like soundtracks made by a famous band.) Diegetic Sound Non-Diegetic Sound  Voices of characters  Sounds made by objects in the scene.  Music coming from the scene like an instrument.  Sound effects  Narrator talking over  Music that doesn’t come from the scene. Film sound can be either:  Synchronous – Literally selective sound. Sound effects added to another sound to enhance the sound.  Asynchronous – A musical soundtrack that doesn’t exist inside the scene (Kinda like Non-diegetic sound but kind of restrictive)  Contrapuntal – Could be a sfx that doesn’t match the context of the scene. Same with music. Other elements of sound design to look out for:  Voiceovers – This is the voice of the character but added on top of the scene.  Theme music – Tiny piece of music that comes up when a specific character enters the scene. (Superhero movies like Superman or something)  Musical Score – Say this instead of soundtrack or music.  Silence – Not even sound, used in horror movies because jumpscares ._.
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  Identifying sound inSherlock Holmes 