AMBIENTBackground sounds which are present in the scene e.g. animals, people, weather etc.
SELECTIVE
Sound which is used to place emphasis on certain things in a scene.
SOUND BRIDGE
At the beginning of a new scene the sound is carried over from the end of the old scene.
SOUND EFFECTS
Sounds which are used to make a psychological impact or place emphasis on certain things in a scene.
SCORE
Music which is played during a scene which can create a certain mood, link two scenes or help add to the plot.
SILENCE
Used to create suspense or get some sort of reaction from the audience.
THEME MUSIC
Music which is played throughout the movie and is used to develop the narrative and match the theme of the movie.
VOICE OVER
The voice of a character which is used to guide or inform the audience but can also mislead them.
SYNCHRONOUS
ASYNCHRONOUS
When a sound or music does not come from the diegetic reality of the movie.
DIEGETIC
Sound which is the source is currently coming from someone or something on screen e.g. characters speaking.
NON-DIEGETIC
Sound which the source does not come from something that is happening on screen e.g. narration.
IDENTIFYING A PIECE OF MUSIC.
The music that I choose to use for my piece will be similar to this song but with a slightly softer touch to it. A song that I am thinking of using at the moment is 'This Is What It Takes' by Shawn Mendes. This song is about fighting for the person you love and doing anything for them and I believe it will go nicely with the trailer that I will make.
The lyrics put across the message that I am trying to put across in my trailer. It is a soft piece of music that has its elements of climax to contrast the with darker parts of the trailer. I think it is a definite option for what I am going to create.
On the other hand, I feel like an instrumental might be better because the lyrics might take away the effect of the dialogue and other sounds that will be used.
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