sound

Question 1

soundscapes

Answer 1

used to create a location or atmosphere, or tell the audience where the play is set

Question 2

sound levels

Answer 2

how soft or loud sound is being played to create an atmosphere for the audience

Question 3

reverberation

Answer 3

helps audience understand atmosphere or location

Question 4

echo

Answer 4

Effect added to sound using editing software or occurs naturally when sounds bounce off of surfaces. Can indicate a specific location, e.g. an empty cave, or create a mood for the audience, like the isolation or loneliness of a character.

Question 5

fades

Answer 5

how volume alters, faded in means gradually louder or faded out means gradually quieter

Question 6

hand held microphone

Answer 6

can be placed in a stand to give the actor free hands

Question 7

acoustics

Answer 7

how sound is transmitted in a room

Question 8

ambient noise

Answer 8

background noise

Question 9

diegetic

Answer 9

can be heard in the narrative world

Question 10

non simultaneous

Answer 10

can be heard from past/future

Question 11

simultaneous

Answer 11

sound heard from present

Question 12

ringing

Answer 12

high pitch sound usually due too a mic being on to high

Question 13

sound effects

Answer 13

e.g. doorbell