Choose one TV clip and one film clip and explore the relationship bittern the audio and the picture in these productions, use the above terminology as appropriate, your report should not exceed over 1000 words. Your report must cover.
- Diegetic sound
- Non diegetic sound
- Music (if applicable)
- Natural vs hyperreal
- Audio post production
In this report, I am going to be looking why soundtracks are important for films and tv shows and how soundtracks have an impact on films and how they can make a difference to the mood of the film/tv program.
Movie clip.
For this, we used Mr bean’s holiday, one of the clips that we found was a funny scene Mr bean and a boy on a train, the boy is not very happy because Mr bean didn’t open the train door for the boy’s father.
Some of the diegetic sounds in this clip is when Mr bean walks on to the train, some of the few dialog that Mr bean says is him mumbling, for example when the man passes the camera over to Mr Bean, Mr bean says “oh we we we we”.
An example of non-diegetic sound is when the door closes, this is to make when is happening next in the clip make it more intense and dramatic, since the door closing is played really loud and stands out from other sounds. The audio at the beginning sounds robotic/echo this is to improve the effect of filming on a cheap camera and also makes it more realistic.
Sound effects
Train door closing – intensify the fact and bring the audience to the
There is music in this clip, and it starts when the train door closes, it is an intense and dramatic sound and this is to add tension to the clip, the reason there is a dramatic sound tack is because one of the characters father did not get on the train because he was filming for Mr bean getting on to the train, and because of this he had to go back and get his stuff witch was behind him, this lead to him missing the train because the door closes on him, and Mr bean does nothing about it. After a short intense moment of the clip the music is then quietened when Mr bean realizes that the man running was the boy's father, this is to add awkwardness and to also intensify that everyone on the train is looking/staring at Mr Bean.
Walking dead
Music, in this scene the music Is much louder than the little dialogue, this is to add to the fact that carl, ricks son has been bittern, the whole reason of this and why the music was so dramatic is because carl is one of the last things that he has left, ricks whole purpose of this was to protect and keep carl safe, however, this has been taken away from him because he is going to die.
When Carl shows his dad rick the bite from the walker, the tone and music completely changes. It goes to a sadder tone of the song; this is again to make the whole scene more dramatic. Some of the sounds in the music sound lick a choir, this could be to make it seem like angels are looking down on him, and also like he is at a funeral, this all makes the event more dramatic.
The use of no dialogue/very little of it, this also ads to the dramatic side of this, and this has a massive effect on the audience because they have to come to the realization that one of the main characters is going to die, and overall this is a very dramatic scene.
In this scene there is no diegetic sound, I think that this was good because this is a very sad scene, and I think that the silence and just the music ads to the sadness and makes it more intense and dramatic.
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