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You are required to complete the tasks on this sheet and place the content in your Weebly Research section calling it EXPLORING
SOUND. You will be required to answer a series of questions in order to pass. They are in RED on this document. You can answer
these questions using examples from TV, film, animation or gaming but will need to provide links so make sure you can do this
when choosing them!
Wherever you use a quote from any other source, please say where you got it from or it could result in a PLAGIARISM mark
which would automatically fail the unit.
An existing definition of both diegetic and non-diegetic sound. Say where you got them from.
Rewrite each definition in your own words to show you understand what they mean.
Provide an example of each of these. This could be a Youtube link (timecoded please!) with a very short description.
Existing Your understanding Example(s) with description
Name Definition with
link
Sound that originates An example of a diegetic sound would be
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www.adobe.com film’s world is termed sounds that are occurring in that room.
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video/hub/
either from on-screen or off-
ideas/diegetic-vs-
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Sometimes called
https:// commentary or non-literal An example of a non-diegetic sound would
www.adobe.com sound, non-diegetic sound is
be someone doing a narration over a film
/creativecloud/ any type of sound that does
or video, such as Morgan freeman in the
video/hub/ not specifically exist within
ideas/what-is- the world of the film itself. Shawshank Redemption.
Non-
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An existing definition of both soundtrack music and score music. Say where you got them from.
Rewrite each definition in your own words to show you understand what they mean.
Provide an example of each of these. This could be a Youtube link (timecoded please!) with a very short description.
Name Existing Definition with link Your understanding Example(s) with description
In filmmaking, Foley[1] is A foley sound Foley 1. An example of a foley sound
the reproduction of sound effects could be as simple as setting
Foley everyday sound down a cup of tea on the table
are custom sounds
Sound effects that are added to or even the sounds of
films, videos, and other made in post- footsteps.
media in post- production. Every sound
production to enhance made in movies, TV 2.
audio quality. These shows, and even some
reproduced sounds, video games — from 3.
named after sound-
effects artist Jack Foley,
zipping jackets to setting
can be anything from the down coffee mugs.
swishing of clothing and
footsteps to squeaky
doors and breaking
glass.
Task 6/6: Handling noise and other unwanted sounds (usually WIND)
You are required to give…
Existing definitions of handling noise, distortion/clipping and gain as they relate to audio recording, microphone use,
etc. Say where you got them from.
Rewrite the definitions in your own words to show you understand what they mean.
Existing Your
Name Definition with understanding Example with link
link of cause
Handling When the https://www.ccisolutions.com/StoreFront/category/how-to-handle-a-handheld-m
noise” is mic is being %E2%80%9D%20is%20the%20rumbling,amplified%20in%20the%20sound%20syst
the rumbling or
static noise rubbed
generated against or
when the when an
handle of a mic object is
is bumped, passed from
rubbed, or
passed from one hand to
hand to hand. another.
Handling noise All of these
actions create
noise that can
be picked up
by the
microphone
and are
amplified in the
sound system.