Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
DIRECT ADRESS	When a narrator or character speaks directly to the audience. This brings reality and diegesis together. This adds to the verisimilitude.
VOLUME CONTROL	This is to a set mood or atmosphere, usually parallel with pace. Hyperbolic sound is used when the volume increases - e.g to create tension.
AMBIENT SOUND	Background sound in diegesis. Does not have to be in field of vision.
SYNCHRONOUS SOUND	When the sound is synchronised with the object of giving off the sound - for example; you can hear an alarm going of and see it.
ASYNCHROOUS SOUND	When the soundtrack is deliberately out of sync with what we see. for example; a character has died in a scene, shot remains on them but you can hear the phone ring and go to answer machine (we cannot see the answer machine).

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	Created by Heidi Barber over 9 years ago