Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
Film Analysis
Action | Time 00:00:00 M/S/0.S | Music |
Telescope zooming | 00:32:19 | Zooming cartoon sound |
Pink panther hammering | 00:40:00 | Banging cartoon sound |
Pink panther poring | 00:49:12 | Splash |
PP in the bath | 00:56:21 | Plop cartoon sound |
Car driving | 01:01:13 | Car |
Telescope zooming | 01:08:05 | Zooming cartoon sound |
Scrubbing back | 01:12:21 | Scratching |
Dunk in bath | 01:14:10 | Splash |
Blind | 01:17:20 | Blind falling |
Man looking through telescope | 01:19:20 | Gasp |
Slamming phone down | 01:32:01 | Bang cartoon sound |
Telescope zooming | 02:01:20 | Zooming cartoon sound |
Explosion | 02:26:15 | Explosion cartoon sound |
Wall falling | 02:30:17 | Bang |
PP falling | 02:45:11 | Falling cartoon sound |
PP sleeping | 03:02:20 | Snoring |
PP sleeping | 03:43:02 | Snoring |
Telescope zooming | 03:46:10 | Zooming cartoon sound |
PP falling | 04:14:07 | Falling cartoon sound |
Cannon zoom | 05:20:17 | Zoom |
Explosion | 05:31:20 | Explosion cartoon sound |
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
No sound!
Currently i have finished the 'film analysis' and have added a sound but sadly my sound isn't working and hasn't for the last couple of weeks so i am struggling with what i can and can't do which is holding me back! I hope this will get sorted out so i can get on with my work, luckily i am fast working and will be able to catch up very fast.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Music for film & tv: title analysis
The Thomas Crown Affair: Intro
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3i-zOqko80&feature=fvwp&NR=1
The instruments/sounds/SFX I can hear are:
Piano, natural sounds, constant beat.
Describe what the music sounds like:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3i-zOqko80&feature=fvwp&NR=1
The instruments/sounds/SFX I can hear are:
Piano, natural sounds, constant beat.
Describe what the music sounds like:
- Peaceful
- Repetitive
- Heartbeat
- Suspense
- Victory
Give reasons why you think the music fits with the visual sequence?
- Peaceful
- Busy lifestyle
- Arrogant
Music for film & tv: title analysis
The Simpsons Theme Tune
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX1iplQQJTo
The intruments/sounds/SFX I can hear are:
Piano, bell, vocal, harp, choir, bird, saw, scream, burp, car, crash, violin, trupits, zylophone, guitar.
Describe what the music sounds like:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX1iplQQJTo
The intruments/sounds/SFX I can hear are:
Piano, bell, vocal, harp, choir, bird, saw, scream, burp, car, crash, violin, trupits, zylophone, guitar.
Describe what the music sounds like:
- Upbeat
- Quirky
- Joyful
Give reasons why you think the music fits with the visual sequence?
Mood- harp sound when your meant to feel sad.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
CREATIVE & MEDIA
THE ROLE OF MUSIC
v Opening titles
v End credits
v Underscore
UNDERSCORE – background music used to accompany scenes throughout the
film
v Diegetic
v Non-diegetic
The Underscore acts as an ‘unspoken language’ and can take many forms, including:
v Illustrative music - there to represent something on screen (water, falling)
v Evocative music - sence of time or place, makes you feel emotion.
v Pastiche music - copying a style of music.
v Dramatic use to enhance tension - repeating motives to build tension.
v Comic music, literal
v Music to enhance emotional impact - sad moment, build tension.
v The use of leitmotifs - themes that are attatched to characters for example dark vader in star wars.
v Diegetic music
Most music in film is non-diegetic. It is presumed not to be heard by the characters.
Musical Ingredients
Instrumentation
The instruments used in a piece of music.
Tempo
The speed that a passage of music is/should be played.
Dynamics
The different levels of volume of sound at different parts of a musical performance.
Rhythm
A strong, regular and repeated pattern of sound and movement.
Melody
A sequence of single notes that is musically satisfying.
Texture
Texture is the way the melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic materials are combined in a composition.
Harmony/Key
The mixture of simultaneously sounded musical notes to produce chords.
Structure
The instruments used in a piece of music.
Tempo
The speed that a passage of music is/should be played.
Dynamics
The different levels of volume of sound at different parts of a musical performance.
Rhythm
A strong, regular and repeated pattern of sound and movement.
Melody
A sequence of single notes that is musically satisfying.
Texture
Texture is the way the melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic materials are combined in a composition.
Harmony/Key
The mixture of simultaneously sounded musical notes to produce chords.
Structure
Musical structure is form and arrangement of music.
Technology/SFX
An imitative sound, as of thunder or an explosion, produced artificially for theatrical purposes, as for a film, play, or radio program.
Thursday, 15 September 2011
Session 1: Understanding the Relationship between Sound and Picture
Moving Image Production
· Film
o Trailers
o Family
o Comedy
§ Canned laughter
o Romance
o Drama
o Sci-fi
o Horror
§ Pre-recorded
· Animation
o CGI
o Phone Apps
§ ITunes
o Cartoons
o 3D Animation
§ Games
§ TV’s
· Video games
o Digital
· Adverts
o Product
o Awareness
o Charity
o Pop-ups
· Websites
· Television
o Comedy
§ Canned laughter
§ Live audience
o News
o Reality
o Drama
§ Natural sound
§ Popular soundtracks
· Music charts
Soundtrack
· Diegetic Sound
o Dialogue
o Specific sounds
§ Heartbeat
· Non-diegetic sound
o Sets the scene
· Underscore
· Instrumental
o Accapela
o Music
o Sounds
· Sound effects (SFX)
o Pre-recorded
o Canned laughter
o Pings
o Foley
§ Sets the scene
· Sequence sound
· Voice overs
· ambient
Soundtrack Production
· Mixing
· IT skills
· Perfectionism
· Patience
· Research skills
· Editing skills
· Creative
· Open minded
· Awareness of area
· Select the right equipment
· Microphone
· Listening skills
· Imagination
· teamwork
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