Is sound important?
Sound is often thought of as a secondary factor in film. However most filmmakers consider sound to be equally as important to theoverall effect of watching a film.
Sound after our sense of smell is our strongest sense. Soundscan easily take us back to past memories evoking particular moods, images, and a sense of place or time. Its use in film,therefore is extremely important to create a realistic sense of place or atmosphere.
Cinema being a technological artform, often uses advancementsin sound technology to market films. Developments in sonictechnology such as Dolby noise reduction, THX , Surroundsound, are seen as adding to the whole cinematic experience or home cinema experience.
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Marc, If you are going to take my articles directly, please do provide a citation. It is just good manners and my contact info was on the document. This piece came from gsrdesigns.com/textinfilm.htm,
Thank you - I appreciate the response and the gesture.
My apologies, These are meant as quickly compiled A level resources for my class and not really for mass publication. I use scribd because it is easier and as I find it so difficult to find resources I liked the idea of sharing them with other teachers. I will of course add any citations.