THE A TEAM
There are three basic categories of Film sound dialogue, sound effects and music without these three the movie would not be as great to the people.
Characters
talking to one another in films, known as dialogue, is now so much a
part of the movie experience that audiences take it for granted. For example in “My Dinner with Andre may
well stand as the purest argument for dialogue in film” (Goodykoontz,
& Jacobs, 2014).
Sound Effect The sound of these explosions simply does not allow the
audience to passively watch the film; it serves instead as a rush of
adrenaline. For example “In Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, the
hugely successful 2009 sequel to the first Transformers movie, in which
cars and trucks are revealed to be aliens who have disguised themselves, the
sounds of explosions might as well be a credited member of the cast, so
ubiquitous are they” (Goodykoontz, & Jacobs,
2014).
Music has been a crucial part of the movie going experience
since before the advent of recorded sound in films. So important was its use
that over time directors began inserting indications for specific music to be
played at specific times (Goodykoontz, & Jacobs,
2014). An Example of music would be when
“at the end of Fight
Club, director David Fincher's 1999 film about an office drone (Edward
Norton) who becomes friends with a soap salesman (Brad Pitt) through
underground fighting, we learn that the protagonist's friend is really the
protagonist and is a creation of his own imagination” (Goodykoontz,
& Jacobs, 2014).
I chose the A Team to do my analysis, this clip is
pretty amazing the sound effects that are being used in this movie makes you adrenaline
go up. It is definitely a rush to see a
plane get blown up in midair by some drown planes.
Having fear of
planes makes it interesting because I would be scared out of my heart if this
ever happen to me. The music is very
interesting to because it like an action like music very soft and mysterious,
so it is kind of scary at the same time because they are fallen from the sky in
a tank.
The sound is like an action film genre, well by the
looks of the movie you can tell its and action movie. The sound effects are amazing, in the clip
the drone plane is blown up by one of the A Team members and it blows up right
in front of his face clearly if this happen in real life he would have got hurt
with all that flying debris coming the plane.
Reference
Goodykoontz, B., & Jacobs, C. P. (2014). Film:
From watching to seeing (2nd ed.). San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc.
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