Sound exercise

Sound Exercise

Here is our sound exercise which was a complete success when using the camera tools and the microphone whilst filming. Tanya played the 'pregnat lady' whilst Deja was the 'theif'. then I, Kemique played the 'helper/passer by' and Dorcas was the voice in the background calling out for help.

Deja then entered her role nicely as the theif and played this well. We had excellent non diegetic sound and the microphone helped us with this. i feel as though we used off screen sound successfully when we used and ambulance noice in the back ground which was bneccessay for the postion Tanya as an actor was in. Using the internet to get non  copyrigthed soiunds and adding them to our sequences has helped alot during our filming and has decresed the costing of having to buy sounds or real life                                                                                features.

This is when it was difficult for Tanya to act because she purposely had to fall on the fall in a desperate motion whilst Deja was theifing her belongings, i felt sorry for Tanya at this moment in time.This cut in the film and we should avoid doing this but editing two clips which directly come after another this made the filmt flow smoothly one after the other. This was a new technique that we had learnt using premiere pro and i think it was done to the best of our ability at the time.



This is an extreme close up of Tanya and for this she had to screem at the top of her voice to make this scene effective. For this we also filmed a zoom in to contribute to the audience viewing something that is very real and happens daily.  





Diegetic/ Non-diegetic sound

Diegetic refers to the world of the text e.g dialogue,  explosions, a radio.

• Voices of characters
• Sounds made by objects in the story.
• Music represented as coming from instruments in the story space.

Non-Digetic refers to everything outside the world of the text. e.g voiceover, soundtrack subtitles.

• Narrator's commentary.
• Sound effects which is added for the dramatic effect.
• Mood music.

Diegetic

• Speech Dialogue, Banging on the bus window, Kids talking, Taxe Horns.