Camera Terminolgy and Sound. Neset and Pearl
Diegetic: Sound from within the film world/ sound that the characters can hear.
- Direct Sound
- Foley Sound
- Score and Soundtrack
- Parallel and contrapuntal sound
- Parallel - When the music goes with the images, e.g dramatic music in a fight scene. Contrapuntal - When the music goes against the images e.g sombre music over a fight scene.
- Sound Bridges
We have taken a particular part of the clip where there is a close up and a high angle of the main character in doing so this could show the character vulnerability , this close up takes up the majority of the frame so its shows a clear importance of the frame , the fact that the shot is taken with her head facing upwards it could portray that she inferior to something , the camera wanted to pick up the emotion she was expressing , the high angle shows that the joker is more powerful than Harley Quinn it shows a contrast.
Here is an example of an extreme close up and shallow depth of field this could show the characters real emotion and mood and make the audience feel vulnerable , the background being blurred makes the character the complete point of focus , also the black background emphasise the darkness of the character called the "joker" .The camera angle almost makes it look surreal .
In this introduction clip , the sound that is played is called parallel sound because the sound is moving alongside with the images that are being shown , the sound slowly builds up tension . Before the non diegetic sound is played a voice over is added , which could be known as an induction to the character being shown .
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