Incidental Sound: Non diegetic sounds which create an atmosphere to an action or revelation.
Non Diegetic: Sound that characters cannot hear and are added post production stage. This includes a soundtrack or a voice over.
Diegetic sound: sound that can be heard by characters within a scene of media.
Score: the musical component of a programme's soundtrack, usually composed specifically for the scene.
Sound Effect: sounds that are added to a film during the post production stage.
Sound Motif: a sound effect combination of sound effects that are associated with a particular character, setting, situation or idea.
Contrapuntal Sound: Either a soundtrack, non diegetic or diegetic sound used to juxtapose the visual shown on screen, helps to change the atmosphere or meaning.
Dialogue: Words spoken by the characters.
Sound Bridge: sound that leads in or out of a scene. They can occur at the beginning of one scene and carries on into the next scene/shot.
Voice Over: When a voice, often that of a character in the film, is heard while we see an image of a space and time in which the character is not actually speaking.
Ambient Sound: The background sound which is presented in a scene or location. Typical ambient sounds include wind, cars and birds.
Volume Control: When the volume is controlled depending on the situation.
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