After filming a movie, the movie still needs changes to make it more aesthetically pleasing, interesting, eye-catching, etc. This is where Sound is introduced. Sound in film is a technical code used by filmmakers to make it audibly pleasing and to enhance the genre, therefore, attracting more audiences. In this blog, I will be discussing the second element of sound and, since there are four key elements of sound, this blog will be discussing one of those elements, in the previous blogs, dialogue, sound effects and voiceover were discussed, equating to four elements of sound discussed.
The final element of sound is Music, the importance of this element are listed as: catching and keeping an audiences attention, enhancing the genre of the film, making the film more aesthetically pleasing, etc. Filmmakers use music for a number of reasons, however. They use it at an extremely quiet manner to fill in the emptiness of a conversation, a decent volume for action-packed scenes for a more dramatic effect, a higher volume for a filler if there is no other dialogue and a loud volume for scenes like signing, musicals, etc.
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