To have sound on a film was a massive revolution. It enhances/matches the feelings of the character. Without atmospheric music, a scene won't seem as tense/scary/emotional.
DIEGETIC & NON-DIEGETIC sound...
Diegesis --> diegetic sound in the film's world belonging to the film's diegesis.
Diegetic --> sounds in the film's world, creates a real world
Non-diegetic --> sounds that are added: music, voice-overs
On-screen --> see it and hear it at the same time
Off-screen --> can't see it but can hear it
The Soundtrack and Foley tracks are both very important.
Foley track --> the soundtrack of natural everyday sounds for a film. Additional natural, incidental and ambient sounds are added to the recording from sound effect libraries or from the Foley artists’ personal collection. The purpose of recreating this track is to provide a much clearer professional production of the soundtrack than would have been recorded on location.
Sound bridge --> sound from one scene continues into/over the next scene (makes it flow better)
Parallel sound --> audio and visual effects match, not in synchronicity, but in tone and mood
Contrapuntal sound --> music and visual elements play against each other, and are in contrast
Overture --> musical piece in the beginning (motifs) from all the music in the play/opera/film
DIEGETIC & NON-DIEGETIC sound...
Diegesis --> diegetic sound in the film's world belonging to the film's diegesis.
Diegetic --> sounds in the film's world, creates a real world
Non-diegetic --> sounds that are added: music, voice-overs
On-screen --> see it and hear it at the same time
Off-screen --> can't see it but can hear it
The Soundtrack and Foley tracks are both very important.
Foley track --> the soundtrack of natural everyday sounds for a film. Additional natural, incidental and ambient sounds are added to the recording from sound effect libraries or from the Foley artists’ personal collection. The purpose of recreating this track is to provide a much clearer professional production of the soundtrack than would have been recorded on location.
Sound bridge --> sound from one scene continues into/over the next scene (makes it flow better)
Parallel sound --> audio and visual effects match, not in synchronicity, but in tone and mood
Contrapuntal sound --> music and visual elements play against each other, and are in contrast
Overture --> musical piece in the beginning (motifs) from all the music in the play/opera/film
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