Organising sound

Organising sound

 

Diegetic – WITHIN THE CLIP

When diegetic sound is concerned, we have decided to use it throughout in the form of narrative, for example at the start our character is going to order his food from the bar and say “Hi can I have some steak and chips please and can you throw in some peanuts with that…”, we decided to use this piece of dialogue as it starts the film off and shows the audience that we are located in a pub. Also, during the pub scene we have decided to use other pieces of dialogue, we are going to make the background noise so that it can faintly be heard by the audience. The background noise will consist of people talking, we have decided to use this as we believe it will be realistic whereas if we did not use it then it would not be realistic as stereotypically in a pub you can hear other people talking.

 

Non – Diegetic - OUTSIDE

The first piece of non – diegetic sound we hear is at the start when we have our production company logo appear, we have the sound of a walrus playing over the top of it, in sync with what is going on within the clip. We have used this as we believe it is effective and adds a sense of energy to the piece. Moreover, the next piece of non-diegetic sound we hear is from the part where our main actor has just been knocked out due to him running into the tree, in this piece we decided to play a piece of sound that will make the audience understand that he has just been knocked out.