1. To learn and differentiate between diegetic and non- diegetic sound.

2. The Opening Describe the sound
What images could be shown with this music?
How can this music connote an emotion?

3. Opening Credits What can be seen in the opening credits?
From whose point of view are the shots? Why?
0 – 2:00

4. Sound can be divided into two groups:
Diegetic sound:
A sound that comes from within a scene (talking)
Non-diegetic sound:
Sound that is added on after filming has finished (the Jaws theme music)

5. Diegetic & Non-Diegetic
Create a table and separate the following sounds into groups of diegetic and non-diegetic sound
Jaws theme music
People talking
The sound of an engine starting
Music that creates a specific mood/atmosphere
Silence
A woman screaming

6. Diegetic & Non-Diegetic
DIEGETIC SOUND
NON-DIEGETIC SOUND
 People talking 
 Jaws theme music
 The sound of an engine starting
 Music that creates a specific mood/atmosphere
 A woman screaming
 Silence
Remember – silence is a sound created in film and therefore has to be non-diegetic . If it is not created, then you’d hear the sound of the camera and the crew in the background.

7. First Attack
What diegetic and non-diegetic sounds can be heard throughout the clip? What do these sounds connote?
Do we see the shark’s point of view? If so, when and why?
During and after the attack, why does the camera keep showing the boy on the beach?
Why is the shark not shown? How is this effective?
0 – 4:55

8. Listen to the beach scene without watching.
Mapping Sounds
Listen to the beach scene without watching.
Make a note of the different types of sounds on the sheet.
Create a key and highlight the diegetic and non-diegetic sounds in different colours.
13 – 17:22

9. What differences are there in the types of sound used?
Mapping Sounds
Fill in the other side of the sheet.
Highlight the diegetic and non-diegetic sounds in different colours and create a key.
What differences are there in the types of sound used?
Why do you think this is?
17:22 – 21:30