Sound In Film

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 first element of sound and, since there are three key elements of sound, this blog will be discussing one of those elements, and in the future, there will be three more blogs discussing one element each, equating to four elements of sound discussed.

The first element of sound is Dialogue. Dialogue in sound is defined as the sound of characters speaking. For example, having a conversation; each word that comes out of each character's mouth is considered dialogue. But why use dialogue? Dialogue is used for a multitude of reasons such as: revealing information to the audience, enhancing the genre of the film, explaining what is happening in the film so that the audience can understand better, and so on.

Dialogue:

Hello

Hi! How are you?

I am ok, this dialogue is easy!

It really is!