| What sound effect is a legacy? |
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| Who used silence in their radio broadcast to portray realism? |
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| What does music portray in a film? |
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| What do the sound effects portray in a film? |
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| Musical phrase or theme identifying a character. |
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| Who developed the motif concept? |
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| Who is considered to be the “Master Of the Motif?” |
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| Who coined the term sound designer? |
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| Implied by context of screen |
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Occur within the world of the character?
What are the two types? |
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| Diagetic
On Screen and off screen |
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| Non-diagetic is for whom? |
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| What does adding reverb do to a scene? |
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| Describes its acoustical space |
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| What is the pricipal of the literal approach? |
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| See a sound hear a sound. |
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| What are the two types of hard effects? |
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| Principal which are made for the project. And Editorial, which are everday sounds froma library etc. of sounds. |
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| Whats the term for sound tied to primary action? |
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| On Set recording of sound is? |
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| Productions sound, like room tone dialogue ambience etc. |
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| What is a stinger or specific? |
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| They make the ambience more realistic. |
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| Three main elements of a sound track? |
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| Example of a non diagetic sound? |
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| A similiar sound used in place of another like a bass drum instead of a heart beat. |
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| Attempts to parallel images based on previous exposure to sounds. |
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| An obvious and intentional exaggeration like a jack hammer for an elevated heart rate in a cartoon. |
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| Compare an actual sound with an idea like spring time birds, wind etc, and life and rebirth. |
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| Giving inate objects living traits. |
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| Sound effects tied to the story that can be used subliminaly? |
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| Ambience of the enviroment or etc., giving the context of the visual. |
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| who are hard effects usually created by? |
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| Sounds that we identify with on almost a universal level. |
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