Question 1:
Do you understand what the primary purpose of sound design is in a feature film?
How does sound contribute to establishing the mood and atmosphere of a scene?
Can you name one iconic sound effect that was used in cinema history and the film it's associated with?
Do you know what the difference is between diegetic and non-diegetic sound?
Do you know how sound editing differs from sound mixing in the audio post-production process?
Do you know what Foley sound is and how is it created?
Can you name a film where silence is used effectively as a storytelling device, and how does it enhance the narrative?
Do you know what role a composer plays in creating the auditory landscape of a film?
Do you know how sound can be used to foreshadow events or build suspense in a film?
Can you describe the significance of sound continuity in film editing?
Could you describe how the choice of music impacts on the emotional resonance of a scene?
The choice of music can evoke specific emotions, enhance the mood, and underscore the thematic elements of a scene, intensifying its emotional impact on the audience.
What are some techniques used to create convincing environmental sounds in a film?
Can you explain the importance of sound mixing for different formats such as theatrical release, streaming, and television broadcast?
Do you know how sound contributes to a character’s development in a film?
Sound can exaggerate the way an actor walks.
What is the purpose of ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) in audio post-production, and when is it typically used?
Can you describe a situation where sound effects are used to enhance visual effects in a film?
Do you know how the sound design differs in genres like horror, comedy, and drama?
Question 18:
Do you have a clear understanding of the sound department’s role during a film’s pre-production, production, and post-production phases?
Question 19:
Can you name a film where the soundtrack becomes a character in itself, and how does it influence the narrative?
‘The Sound of Music’ (1965) is the only film to have used the word ‘sound’ in its title.
Question 20:
How can collaboration between the director, sound department, and post-production team optimize the film's sound quality?
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