Friday 16 October 2015

Sound

Diegetic - Within the scene
Non diegetic - Added afterwards in post production
Crescendo - Build up of sound/music
Diminuendo - Gradual 'die away' of music
Sforzando - Sudden sharp sound

Jaws

In the first scene of Jaws, the music starts diegetic, then when the boy and girl leave the group the music is diminuendo because they are getting further away from the fire. When the scene was in the sharks point of view, the music started playing a crescendo when it was approaching the girl in the water. When the girl was being dragged around, the music speeds up and so does the speed of her being pulled around the water.





The Godfather

In The Godfather scene, it is diegetic until Michael leave the toilet cubical with the gun. At this point, you can hear the noise of a train as a crescendo. Michael then leaves the room and goes back to the table, it stays non diegetic.


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