We have found a piece of music that we like but we were also thinking of having a girly song for when she is getting ready to make it seem more realistic and so it is not so 'typical'.
Types of diagetic and non-diagetic sound that we could be good for our film;
- Direct sound- Live sound
- Studio sound- Sound recorded in a studio to improve the sound, mising out ambient sound.
- Selective sound- The removal of sounds and making some sounds more recognisable
- Sound perspective/aural perspective- The impression of distance in sound
- Sound bridge- Adding to continuity through sound (narration, dialogue or music)
- Dubbed dialogue- Post-recording the voice-track in the studio, the actors matching their words to the on-screen lip movements.
- Parallel sound- sound caused by some event on screen which matches the action
- Commentary/voice-over narration. Commentary spoken off- screen over the shots shown
- Sound effects- Any sound from any source other than synchronised dialogue
- Music- Music helps to add an atmosphere
- Silence- Silence can show a lot of things
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