Lighting + Sound

Question 1

Types Of Lighting

Answer 1

High Key, Low Key, 3 Point Lighting, Key Light, Fill Light, Back Light, Lighting From Above / Below, Coloured Filter Lighting, Chiaroscuro Lighting

Question 2

Sound

Answer 2

Soundtrack, Score, Diegetic Sound, Non Diegetic Sound, Sound Bridge, Foley Sound

Question 3

Diegetic Sound

Answer 3

Sound set within the world of the film which characters within that world can hear

Question 4

Non Diegetic

Answer 4

Sound which is external to the film world, characters within the film cannot hear it

Question 5

Sound FX

Answer 5

Sound other than speech or music which is made ARTIFICIALLY for use in a film

Question 6

Foley Sound

Answer 6

Everyday sounds recorded for use in post production to enhance audio quality

Question 7

Enhanced Sound

Answer 7

Sound which has been increased in level for dramatic effect but that you would not normally notice the sound of

Question 8

Parallel Sound

Answer 8

Sound that matches the mood or tone of the sequence

Question 9

Contrapuntal

Answer 9

Sound that strongly contrasts with the mood or tone of the scene

Question 10

Musical Score

Answer 10

The music written to accompany the film at the post production stage in the musical score consideration should be given to: PITCH, PACE

Question 11

Voice Over

Answer 11

A narrators voice used as a narrative device to give the audience an insight. This might be a main protagonist telling the story, it could be a character telling us their inner thoughts, it could be a minor character telling the story from their point of view or it could be a completely removed character telling the story (in the third person)

Question 12

Sound Bridge

Answer 12

Sound which is used to carry an audience from one scene to another