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Sound types

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Emily Bell
Emily Bell

The document defines different types of sounds that can be found and used in films. It provides the name of each sound type, a brief definition, and in some cases an example of how the sound might be used or what meaning it could create in a film scene. Some of the sound types defined include pleonastic sound, sting, asynchronous sound, ambient sound, voiceover, and added value sound.

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SOUND TYPE DEFINITION FOUND IN FILM MEANING CREATED (DESCRIBE SCENE) Pleonastic Sound Sound that is heightened it usually starts quietly and becomes louder Contrapuntal Sound Sound Bridge Sting A quick sharp sound Synchronous Asynchronous Sound that is separate from the action but is somehow linked Ambient The sounds we hear all around us Voiceover Often narrates the story Score Added Value The sound that enriches a given image Empathetic Sound Diegetic
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  • 1. SOUND TYPE DEFINITION FOUND IN FILM MEANING CREATED (DESCRIBE SCENE) Pleonastic Sound Sound that is heightened it usually starts quietly and becomes louder Contrapuntal Sound Sound Bridge Sting A quick sharp sound Synchronous Asynchronous Sound that is separate from the action but is somehow linked Ambient The sounds we hear all around us Voiceover Often narrates the story Score Added Value The sound that enriches a given image Empathetic Sound Diegetic