Elements of Music
Elements of Film
Theatrical Entertainments
Diegetic or Non-Diegetic
Misc.
100

The basic building block of music, something that is hummable 

What is melody?

100

The name of an antagonist or protagonist; someone in the story

What is Character?

100

This form of entertainment is based on a classic love story; boy meets girl, falls in love, something bad happens, they reunite. 

What is Melodrama?

100
A band, in a movie, playing at a dance.

What is diegetic?

100

This is what the music, sound effects, and dialogue create. 

What is a soundtrack?

200

The era of music that deals with colorful orchestration and is used as an example for future films. 

What is Romantic or Romanticism. 

200

The term for the drama that consists of an exposition, complications, climax, and resolution.

What is Casual Plot? 

200

Most early drams combined sound with this.

What is narration or words?

200

A Marching Band Playing at a football game, in a movie

What is diegetic?

200

The idea behind why music is placed where it is in the movie, impacting the score or dramatic moments.

What is Placement?

300

The voicing of instruments and how they are arranged. 

What is Timbre?

300
The theme can run counter to this; sometimes not always matching the story. 

What is mood or emotion?

300

This is considered the highest form of entertainment before films. 

What is Opera?

300

An overture

What is non-diegetic?
300

The idea that music is trying to evoke an image. 

What is Programmatic Music.

400

Wagner is credited to using this term; an idea matching sound to an object, person, or thing 

What is leitmotif?

400

This type of shot can be influential in showing the insights to a character. 

What is Zoom?

400

The drama popularized by Tchaikovsky in which the music had to be very precise. 

What is Ballet?

400

The theme played in Jurassic Park. 

What is non-diegetic?

400

The idea that emotions are derived from key states and we all have a shared collective on emotions from experiences. 

What is the Doctrine of Affections?

500

The 5 instrument sections that can be used.

What is Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion,a nd Voices?

500

This term is when the visual effects and sounds match each other in an exaggerated manner. 

What is Mickey-Mosuing?

500

The opera house Wagner had built to combiune all of his ideas which would influence the production of movies. 

What is Bayrueth?

500

Music playing in an air-pod in a film into the classical score?

What is both diegetic and non-diegetic?

500

Wagner's idea that all mediums should be combined into one. 

What is Gesamtkunstwerk?