Sound
This early film birthed modern sound in cinema
What is The Jazz Singer (1927)?
What is a leitmotif?
An art form dedicated to recreating and creating sound effects using a variety of tools
What is foley?
Synchronizes visuals with sound
What is coordinated rhythm?
Cahier du Cinema Journalist and filmmaker who upheld the idea of auteur theory
This property of sound is connected to perceived distance
What is loudness?
The process of capturing or recording sounds during the production stage
What is sound editing?
Sound which originates within the film's world and can be either external or internal
What is diegetic sound?
What is dialogue?
Patterns within a filmmaker's body of work
What is repetition?
This property of sound is related to the highness or lowness of a sound or voice
What is pitch?
What is sound mixing?
Sound which originates outside the film's world
What is non-diegetic sound?
The employment of noticeable techniques within a filmmaker's body of work
What is salience?
This property of sound refers to the harmonic components of a sound that gives it a tonal quality
What is timbre?
"An ongoing stream of auditory information"
What is a soundtrack?
A sound is heard as the audience sees how it is made. Alternatively, a sound does not match what is making it.
What is synchronous sound? What is asynchronous sound?
The pace of rhythm
What is tempo?
An element of sound which refers to the apparent distance of a sound source (loudness, pitch, and timbre contribute to this apparent distance)
What is sound perspective?
This is used to describe a sound that is faithful to its source
What is sound fidelity?
Sound from the previous scene carries over into the next scene or sound from the next scene can be heard prior to the audience receiving the matching visual information
What is a sound bridge? L and J cuts are types of edits which create sound bridges.
An ongoing stream of auditory information
What is a soundtrack?