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Sound 15

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Nicola Naisbett

The document discusses different types of sounds that can be present in a TV drama. It distinguishes between diegetic sounds, which are sounds that exist within the world of the characters, and non-diegetic sounds, which are only heard by the audience. The key factor for categorizing a sound is whether a character could hear or see it within the story world.

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sound G322 Key Media Concepts (TV Drama)
• Listen to the sample sequence without the visuals on screen. • Identify as many sounds as you can in the sequence. Screen Opening sequence of 24 season 8 > 5 minutes
Try and categorise the different sounds that you heard
• The diegesisis the world the characters inhabit. • If a character can see or hear something, then it is part of the diegesis. It is a diegetic sound. • If only the audience can see or hear something, then it is not part of the diegesis. It is a non-diegetic sound The main factor in categorising sound

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Sound 15

  • 1. sound G322 Key Media Concepts (TV Drama)
  • 2. • Listen to the sample sequence without the visuals on screen. • Identify as many sounds as you can in the sequence. Screen Opening sequence of 24 season 8 > 5 minutes
  • 3. Try and categorise the different sounds that you heard
  • 4. • The diegesisis the world the characters inhabit. • If a character can see or hear something, then it is part of the diegesis. It is a diegetic sound. • If only the audience can see or hear something, then it is not part of the diegesis. It is a non-diegetic sound The main factor in categorising sound

Editor's Notes

  1. Hollyoaks opening sequence to end of bathroom conversation