Scene number
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Technical terms
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Effects
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1
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The
opening of the film -20th century fox.
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2
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Sound
bridge dialogue(of the man speaking).
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Diegetic
- wind in the background also used as a sound bridge.
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The sound
bridge introduces us to the character before we actually see him we already
know he’s is a man. The wind in the background could be used to let the
audience know he’s outside or in a dark place that we cannot see. the black
screen creates a sense of tension warning us that something bad is going to
happen.
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3
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Diegetic
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noise of
splashing water
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breathing
quite close
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The loud heavy
breathing of the man drowning draws attention to the audience. The added
noises in the background adds to it makes it more intense and gives us
feeling that something may happen later on.
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4
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Diegetic
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Splashing
of water
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Reaching
for air
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Sound of
the water
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Sound changes
when he is on top of the water than when hes at the bottom of the water. the
silence when hes on top of the water creates tension with the dark colours
used, maybe warning us that something bad may happen later on.
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5
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Diegetic
sound of the water
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parallel
sound of water makes it sound realistic
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the splashing
sound of the water and gasping for air he is struggling all emphasises drowning. Questions start to
go through our minds such as why what and why hes even there. parallel sound is used as the sound of the
man drowning under water and on-top of the water sounds realistic.
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6
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Diegetic
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The man is
finally under water the bubbles show him being pulled down he goes even deeper
gives it that dramatic effect the sound underneath the water is more eerie
than onto of the water. also the awkward silence could suggest the end with the last breath he releases
which is very different to him gasping for air at the beginning
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7
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diegetic
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narrator is talking
directly at us makes us feel closer to the film the sound when he is
drowning is very sudden and deep
speeds up the tension.
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8
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Diegetic
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Baby
crying
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Jingly
sound could relate- could symbolise a baby toy
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The baby crying
builds up tension. the bright yellow colour coming out from the door contrast
to the scene before dark and gloomy this could symbolise heaven.
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9
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Diegetic
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Baby
crying
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Jingly
noise
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The eerie music
starts to speed up. adds to the tension still waiting for something to
happen.
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10
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Sound
bride
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Sound bridge is
used as we can still hear the baby crying at the beginning of the scene were
the man's crying. bubbles also create a dark image we see the character on
the verge of dying.
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11
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Diegetic
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Creak of
door
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Contrapuntal
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Music
seems quite scary as hes entering a baby's
room
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The music
brings tension as we don't know why the music is quite spooky while hes
entering a baby's room.
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12
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Diegetic
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Tick
tocking
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The sound of
the tick tocking brings tension and as the camera comes closer to her face
the makes us feel scared because she's lying in a dark room with the light
wind blowing gives us the impression
that she is already dead
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13
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Diegetic
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Clock
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The clock is
still tick tocking maybe suggesting time is running out . close shot of his face, sad makes us
feel sympathy for him.
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14
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Diegetic
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wind
blowing
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jingles
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tick
tocking
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Sound becomes
more eerie . creates tension.
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15
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Sound
bridge of the sirens
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Sound bridge is
used as we hear the siren before the scene appears. it very dark, the siren
shows that help may be on the way but darkness creates a feeling that he may
already be dead.
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16
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Diegetic
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Sirens
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The change in
scenery creates a different feel the setting becomes more natural (ambient sound).
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