S OUND AND C AMERA. A GENDA What? Learn to identify camera angles/movement and Sound techniques Why? So that you can better analyze the messages of film.

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S OUND AND C AMERA

A GENDA What? Learn to identify camera angles/movement and Sound techniques Why? So that you can better analyze the messages of film So that you can apply techniques to your film I’m so scared!

S OUND IN S AVING P RIVATE R YAN

T YPES OF SOUND Dialogue Voice should match message (tone, volume, speed) Sound effects Synchronous – match a physical event happening in the scene (phone ringing, door closing, etc.) Asynchronous -not matched with a visible source of the sound on screen but enhance emotional experience (ambulance when couple is fighting) Music Enhances emotional experience Foreshadows change in mood

A DDING S OUND TO Y OUR MOVIE Download sound clip. Rename file.wma by right-clicking. File – “Import into collections.” Drag and drop to appropriate location. Adjust audio levels by clicking on arrow.

L ET ’ S L EARN … AND DRAW Pick one object. Draw that same object using the different camera shots.

S AVING P RIVATE R YAN Pay close attention to the motion of the camera, the shots and the angles. Write down three that you think are extremely intentional.