P2

Itchy and Scratchy Show (Sound Effect Dubbing)

A) Sound Effect

Sound effect is a sound that is other than dialog and music, which is used in TV, film, Radio, and Video games. It is used to bring another element to the media product, to either produce emotion or sound of an object like a gun. To create a sound effect you can record an object sound that might sound similar to a sound you want to create, using a microphone. Then edit it into the media product. 

An Example of Sound effects: The itchy and scratchy video above. All of the sound effects where recorded with objects that are not seen in the scene such as a rock hitting a metal post for a to glasses clinging together.

B)Atmospheric sounds

Atmospheric sounds is also known as ambient sound, it is used as the background sound, and links to the location the scene is set in, such as in a city, there would be sounds of cars, and police sirens. They create atmospheric sound by using a microphone and recording something, then editing it to fit into the media product.

An Example of Atmospheric sounds: Revenant Final Fight scene. The atmospheric sounds are used to create fear and tension in the audience these are the sound of the wind in the background or animals in the distance.

C) Music

Music is used to either show an example of what they are talking about in the documentary, or to portray a emotion during. They made music by using a microphone and editing until it fits the media product such as  a film.

An Example of Music: Trainspotting Night club scene. The music in the video helps the audience relate with the actor in this scene, as he try's to find someone to get with in a night club.

D) Dialog/Speech

dialog is used to help a listener understand what is going on, used through the presenter speaking or through an interview, or a an actor speaking in a film. You record it with a microphone and condense it down and put it in an edit and sync it with the actor and with all the other element. To create a coherent product such as a podcast

An Example of Dialog/Speech: Pulp Fiction Opening Scene. An great example of dialog in this scene is when Samuel L Jackson states a passage from the Bible, to create and authority over the other characters.