Soundtrack

soundtrack 

Stress sounds: 

Increased heartbeat  

Overlapping screaming 

Group of people speaking loudly 

Hand on a board 

Heavy breathing 

Pen hitting

Clock slowly pasting time 

Old kettle boiling 

Foot tapping 

Function non diegetic ect 

Record eg studio or source 

Mix- changed in anyway 

How audience speak to soundtrack - space 'acoustic' the environment 'normal sounds in the room' and speakers '

5.1 or 7.1 surround sound set up in cinema

Headphone or speakers right or left stereo set up 

Tip

2x Make a point - answer it - evidence to prove it 

On a cinema set up 

On a train or on the go 

Sound and picture: 

Saving private Ryan opening 

Sound-why was it recorded that way? 

The wind/sea make a stronger effect on where he is, 

Hand shaking, in a studio, feel his nerves 

Bullets firing in the water - real life on war. 

Every single sound of war can be in a different speaker makes war life seem more real and give a more powerful impact 

Every time you change a scene one stops another starts if you fade music in it makes a better impact and a flow into each scene 

Wave sound- ask which type, soft sunny day at beach

Or 

War, rough waves, raining, lots 

Sound looping - re-recording 

Find a clip 30secs to a min and talk about it's sound where how and why?

What sounds tells you about the characters, area and if it was recorded differently would it have the same effect? Different impact? 

External diegetic sound - everyone can hear like a radio

Internal diegetic sound - someone talking to themselves so only the audience and the character can hear it