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Leitmotive is a short musical phrase or specific sound effect that portends the appear-ance of a person, an action, or a situation. |
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The major criterion for literal sound is that it is restricted to film |
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Sound continuity is important when different microphones are used by the same talent for on-screen and off-screen comments. |
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According to Zettl, television programming is predominantly reality based, we cannot ignore the audio portion |
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Energy is an inner orientation function of sound |
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Narration can be off-camera but not on-camera |
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Dialogue fulfills one of the informational functions of sound |
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When sound rhythms and picture rhythms parallel each other, the total structure becomes unified and stable |
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Sound continuity means that some sounds are treated as the more prominent foreground sounds while others are kept in the background |
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According to Zettl, a creative sound track contains many universal sounds with which we are familiar, but it also has sounds that are unique and unexpected |
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The contrast ratio or color palette of HDTV is somewhat restricted, especially when compared with digital cinema. |
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Because the high-definition film images carry so much aesthetic energy regardless of content, the sound must be equally high-definition and equally loud |
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Music is one of the most direct ways of establishing a certain mood, this is a(n) ________ function of sound |
A. inner orientation |
A. inner orientation B. information C. energy D. entertaining E. structure |
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Film was born as an audiovisual medium |
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Sound continuity means that close-ups are matched with close sounds and long shots with faraway sounds. |
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ambient sounds |
Background sounds that normally occur in a specific enviroment |
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literal sound |
Referential sound. It always refers to its originating source. |
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nondiegetic sound |
Nonliteral sounds that do not "occupy story space," that is, do not advance the story. See also nonliteral sound. |
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Predictive sound |
Sound changes or specific sound combinations that signal an impending occurrence. See also leitmotiv. |
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Sound |
Purposeful audible vibrations (oscillations) of the air |
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Sound perspective |
Close-up picture accompanied by close-up sound (more presence); long shot accompanied by a farther-away sound (less presence) |
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Source-connected sound |
Hearing a sound and seeing the sound-originating source at the same time |
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Source-disconnected sound |
Hearing a sound and seeing a picture that shows something other than the sound-producing source. |
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