Diegetic sound is sound which exists in the story world (Diegesis), e.g. the sound of a car engine. It comes into the production stage. (post-production or pre-production) ’Natural Sound’ ‘Ambient Sound’ ‘Dialogue’ ‘Sound Effects’ ‘Foley Sound (where you create sound).
Non-diegetic sound is sound which doesn’t exist in the story world, it comes from outside, e.g. music over the top of a scene to add emotion. It comes into the post-production stage. (only the audience can hear it) ‘Non-Diegetic Voice Over’ ‘Incidental Music’ (tempo and pitch) ‘Music’
Denotation means what you can see or hear. Connotation means what you can infer, what can be implied from the denotation.
Laura Mulvey (1975) talked about the “Male Gaze”, which means that men look at women as if they are sex objects. (represented as sex objects)
Peer assessor -: Matty Bruv
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