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The Language of Film Film 4 Day 1 Sound and Theatrical Elements Mrs. Kelly Brown Rio Seco

Diegetic Sound Diegetic sound- meaning the sound (music, dialogue, or sound effects) that comes from a source IN the movie. Examples of diegetic sound can include: characters talking, the sound of traffic or of a footstep, music from a radio, and any other sound that could logically be heard by a character in the scene.

Nondiegetic Sound Nondiegetic sound -which refers to sound that can’t logically be a part of the movie environment. Nondiegetic sound can be the music we here while the title is rolling or the music that appears seemingly nowhere to heighten a romantic scene or a fight scene etc.

Internal Diegetic Internal diegetic- is a mix of the two types of sound where the audience hears a character’s private thoughts.