Film Sounds

 In today's task, I recapped on the two aspects of sound; Diegetic and Non Diegetic. And I also created my own MP3 master track to go with my previous film making task. 

DIEGETIC SOUND

• Diegetic sound is the sound which is heard in the film by the actors and people on set. 
• Such as sound effects and dialog conversations
• Diegetic sound can occur either on screen or off screen

NON DIEGETIC SOUND

• Non diegetic sound is usually sound which doesn't originate from the world of film 
• usually sound which is added for effect to create atmosphere
• Effectively used to make the audience feel and react and sense a specific way 

I also covered in this workshop the layers of sound: 

• Ambient sound - sound that surrounds us all the time in the space. It creates a sense of space and location/setting. 
• Dialog
• Music - Non diegetic for creating certain moods and also Diegetic 
• Foley sound - Sound effects which help with the narrative 
• Voice over - Can be either added sound which is non diegetic or can be diegetic 
• Theme music - certain theme tune which is recognisable to the specific film and genre
• Leitmotif - A certain reoccurring sound with a specific character, location or situation 

I then finally created this MP3 track on Logic Pro where I looped a ambient sound choice and also added a sound effect to create a sense of mood. I have imported the track onto the short film sequence that I made which I present to you here: