Sound key terms
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Sound key terms in film include ambient sound, dialogue, voiceover, direct address, diegetic sound, non-diegetic sound, sound bridges, and parallel or contrapuntal sound. Ambient sound provides background noise like wind or traffic, dialogue is spoken words, and voiceover is narration without showing the speaker. Diegetic sound has a visible source while non-diegetic does not. Sound bridges and parallel sound complement scenes, but contrapuntal sound is discordant.
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Sound key terms
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- 2. Soundtrack • The recordedsound element of a film
- 3. Sound effects • Soundsthat are not dialogue or music made artificially .
- 4. Ambient Sound • Ambientsound is background sounds which are present in a scene or location. • Examples of this include: wind, traffic and birds
- 5. Dialogue • This isspeech
- 6. Voiceover • Narration ina film that is not accompanied by a synchronised image of a speaker.
- 7. Direct address • Thisis when characters speak directly to the camera.
- 8. Diegetic sound • Thisis sound with an onscreen source.
- 9. Non-diegetic sound • Soundthat does not have an onscreen source.
- 10. Sound bridges • Thisis sound that continues from one shot to the other. This helps to create a smooth transition from shots.
- 11. Parallel sound • Soundthat complements the image track.
- 12. Contrapuntal Sound • Soundthat does not complement or fit with the image track.