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Tuesday, July 21, 2020

Workshop 4: How does Music enhance the story

Music

Diegetic  Sound - sounds added to a scene eg music

Non - Diegetic Sound - sounds that happen naturally in a scene eg footsteps, wind blowing leaves.

Chords - Major - written in a major key, has happy uplifting tone.
             
               Minor - written in a minor key, has a sad, gloomy, morose tone.

Tempo - fast - could walk quickly to make music feel energetic, gives movement/pace
speed     moderate - mix of two
              slow -dragging feet pace, makes music feel lethargic, boring, energy, locking, sleepy

Dynamics - Loud (fate)-gets viewer attention enhances emotional/mood - makes happy happier etc
volume       Quiet (piano) either background noise or used to make viewer focus
                   Charging - quiet-loud - builds intensity
                                      loud-quiet - clows focus

Music
           Opening scene
Chords- minor has a sad vibe, feels creepy, unsettling

Tempo- moderate- feel on edge, walking pace, gives energy

Dynamics- changing- starts quiet, get louder, grabs our attention, builds emotion and intensity

Mouse Circus

Chords-  minor - is very upbeat and energetic but minor tone make it feel off/uncomfortable

Tempo-fast - gives us upbeat, wont to move energy,makes the circus feel fun and lively

Dynamics- loud - makes viewer feel hyped up energetic, invited to join in.

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