Star Wars Diegetic & Non-Diegetic sounds

Diegetic sound:
Comes from a source within the scene.
Eg. dialogue from the actors, or music from a radio.

Non-diegetic:
Sound is added to the soundtrack to heighten impact or create an emotional response
Eg. narators commentary, sound effects.

Star Wars Trailer

Diegetic sounds:
1. (1.35) In this scene, the sound is focused on the explosions and shooting of spaceships. This gives a dramatic and tense effect on the audienc. We feel suspenseful because we are drawn in because we want to know why they are shooting at eachother and who will win.

2. (1.44) Here, the director has used diegetic sound. the main sound we can here is the lightsaber to imply that it is a dangerous scene. The audience would feel apprehensive because we don't know what happens next as the trailor cuts the scene midway through he lifts the lightsaber into the air. The sound of the lightsaber gets louder and more climatic throughout the scene.

3. (1.18) In this scene, diegetic sound is used. The sounds from the spaceships are used to portray a striking mood. The audience feel excited because they want to see more, this emotion remains throughout the majority of the trailor.

Non-diegetic sounds:
1. (0.14) In the beginning scene of the trailor, the director uses non-diegetic sound to intensify the scene. The high pitched note remains for quite a long note, and then repetes which suggests a tense and exciting atmosphere. The charatcters ask themselves who the character is? What will happen next? and causes the audience to want to find out more.

2. (1.14) At this scene, soundtrack changes to an even more emotional atmosphere. The sound is emphasized and increases how loud and powerful the scene is. The audience start to feel more involved and tense.

3. (0.50) our attention in this scene is drawn to the increase in volume, this has a tense impact on the audience and causes us to feel more excited. We are eager to find out what happens next.

Scott Pilgtim Vs. The World

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1. (0.16) In this screenshot our attention is drawn to Ramona's character for multiple reasons; her pink hair expresses a quirky, unique character. In contrast, Scott's character comes across as quite boring and awkward since he is wearing a plane shirt. His facial expressions are looking down for the whole duration of him talking to Ramona which suggests that he feels intimidated by her. On the other hand, Ramona's looks like she is very bored since she is glaring at him and her facial expressions remain the excact same whilst they are talking. The cup that Scott is holding is crunched up since he squoze it when he first saw Ramona. This shows that he felt nervous and apprehensive on a large scale.

2. (0.28) This scene is set in Scott's appartment, the dirty clothes in the middle of the floor imply that he is a lazy and scruffy character. All of the video games and DVD's in the left corner indicate that Scott hasn't got an exciting social life. He is sat right behind the door, desperate for his parcel to get delivered by Ramona. Where as his room mate is sat on the oppisite side of the room to convey that he doesn't agree with what Scott is doing.

3. (1.06) In this scene, Ramona's first evil ex fights Scott. The black makeup around his eyes portrays an evil background. Along with his black hair and side-fringe; this hairstyle is genuinely associated as very different and unusual. His facial expressions seem to be very frustrated and his hand is clenched- which implies that he wants to punch scott. The lighting is focused on him and the people observing in the background are blurred.

Hunger Games Camera Shots&Angles

Hunger Games Camera Shots&Angles

1) (0.11) In the hunger games trailor, the director has used a close up of Katniss' face to portray the emotion in her facial expressions. The close up in this shot expresses that she is anxious and prehaps confused.






2) (1.18) Here an extreme long shot has been used. This is to set the scene and establish the characters surroundings and atmosphere. This is effective because it allows us to be in the characters shoes.










3) (0.53) In this shot, they have used a 
Point Of View shot to show us what the
 characters viewpoint is. 

4) (1.56) A two shot has been used in this scene. This was used to express the relationship between the two characters; here their body language implies that they have quite a complicated relationship since they are quite apart from eachother and sat down with their aems wrapped around them, looking in oppisite directions. 

5) (2.07) An extreme close-up has been used in this scene to focus on Katniss passing her sister her 'lucky charm' which suggests that she is expecting the worse and wants her sister to remember her if she doesnt return home.