1.
Diestetic sound is sound
that can be used to suit the setting of the scene, for example seagulls at the beach
(ambient) dialogue and sound effects; this originates from the natural environment (diegesis). This can be seen during all the production
stages of recording
2.
Non-diegetic sound is a
sound that does not relate to the natural environment of where the scene is
set, for example hearing a wolf howl in a car park, this is also seen during
the post-production stages of producing a film. Only
the audience can hear non-diegetic sound. Examples of this type of sound are:
voiceovers, incidental music and soundtracks.
3.
The difference between Denotation
and Connotation is that to Denote something you’re describing what you see and
when it comes to Connotation you’re describing how that makes you feel or what
it symbolises.
4.
‘The male Gaze’ was
suggested by Laura Mulvey in 1975. It suggests in terms of films that males look at females in
a different way to males, this it because males usually see females as less
than human in films. She said they are
represented as sex objects. E.g. Fantastic Four.
Student: Keenen Smith
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