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Sound track
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Audio recorded to synchronize with a moving image, including dialogue, music and sound effects, as well as the physical portion of the film used for recording sound
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Sound bridge
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The term for sound carried over a picture transition, or a sound belonging to the coming scene playing before the image changes
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Overlapping dialogue
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Mixing two or more characters’ speech to imitate the rhythm of speech; the term may also refer to dialogue that overlaps two scenes to effect a transition between them
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Rhythmic editing
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The organization of editing according to different paces or tempos determined by how quickly cuts are made
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Diagetic sound
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sound that has its source in the narrative world of the film, whose characters are presumed to be able to hear it
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Mickey mousing
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overillustrating the action through the musical score, drawn from the conventions of composing for cartoons. An example of mickey mousing is accompanying a character walking on tiptoe with music played by plucked strings
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Voiceover
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A voice whose source is neither visible in the frame nor implied to be offscreen; it typically narrates the film’s images, such as a flashback or the commentary in a documentary fill
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Foley artist
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A member of the sound crew who generates live synchronized sound effects such as footsteps, the rustle of clothing, or a key turning in a lock, which watching the projected film. Named after their inventor, Jack Foley, foley tracks are eventually mixed with other audio tracks
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Musical motif
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a short musical idea,[1] a salient recurring figure, musical fragment or succession of notes that has some special importance in or is characteristic of a composition.
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Ask about internal and external diagetic sound
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Ask about internal and external diagetic sound
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Simultaneous sound
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Placed sound that is presented as occurring at the same time in the story as it accompanies the image.
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Sound bridge
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bridging cuts/scenes with sound/music
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