1. Sound Can you hear me now? Jared Peet

2. Quiz Please put all items off your desk except for a pen. You will have 15 minutes for the quiz. When you are finished, quietly raise your hand and I will take your quiz. – You may then quietly do HW, read, or use your phone No talking until everyone has finished the quiz.

3. Sound – Can you hear me now? Sound Sources: – Diegetic: Sounds originating from the movie; can be heard by the characters Example: Characters talking to each other – Non-Diegetic: Sounds originating outside of the movie; cannot be heard by the characters but can be heard by audience Example: Soundtrack, background music

4. Identify the Diegetic & Non-Diegetic Sounds

5. Sound/Audio Effects Artificially created or enhanced sounds used to emphasize artistic or other content of films In film, recorded to present a specific creative point without the use of dialogue and music Dialogue and music are never referred to as sound effects

6. Top 10 Sound Effects

7. Foley Artist In the post-production and editing stage of a film's production, the foley artist (named after pioneer Jack Foley) creates or adds sound effects/noises (e.g., footsteps, kisses, punches, storm noises, slamming doors, etc.) to the film as it is projected, often with props that mimick the action

8. Foley Artist – Jurassic Park

9. Audio Bridge Refers to an outgoing sound (either dialogue or sound effects) in one scene that continues over into a new image or shot - in this case, the soundtrack, not a visual image Connects the two shots or scenes with audio, not image

10. Audio Bridge – City Lights (1931)

11. Another Example of an Audio Bridge

12. Soundtrack Technically, this term refers to the audio component of a movie, including the dialogue, musical score, narration, and sound effects, that accompany the visual components. Popularly, it refers to a collection of songs heard during the movie, and often sold as an album. The Academy Award for Best Original Score is presented to the best substantial body of music in the form of dramatic underscoring written specifically for the film by the submitting composer.

13. Academy Award for Best Soundtrack, 2008 – A.R. Rahman, Slumdog Millionaire

14. Academy Award for Best Soundtrack, 2010 – Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross, The Social Network

15. Voice-Over Refers to recorded dialogue, usually narration, that comes from an unseen, off-screen voice, character or narrator (abbreviated as o.s. meaning beyond camera range), that can be heard by the audience but not by the film characters themselves Narration is a type of voice-over Often conveys the character's thoughts, either as a 'voice' heard within one's head, or as other narrative information and commentary Often a technique in film noirs

16. Voice-Over – No Country for Old Men (2007)