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Y9: Film Music (Lessons 1-5)
Y9: Film Music (Lessons 1-5)
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1
The sound of a radio being turned on in a kitchen is non-diegetic.
False
True
2
Which one of the films below did Hans Zimmer write music for?
Pirates of the Caribbean
Star Wars
None of the above
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
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What instrument was often played over a silent film?
Piano
Trumpet
Harp
Guitar
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What does non-diegetic sound mean?
Sounds which are added after filming and can only be heard by the audience
Sounds which are created through recording using unusual objects
Sounds that can be heard by the audience and the characters in the film
You are better than this
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What is foley?
The technique of recording sounds to enhance the audio quality of a film
A wrestler
The technique of transposing parts in the middle of a song
The technique of adding automation to a sound
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What is post production?
Stages of production that come after filming or recording
A Production made by Post Malone
The process of making a film
Where post is stored when it hasn't been delivered
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What is an underscore?
Music that creates a mood or theme of the film
Only Diegetic songs
Music that is louder than the dialogue
A score written out by the undercomposer
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Which of these films also uses mickey mousing?
Inception
Tom and Jerry
Fantasia
Despicable Me
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Why would "Star Wars" or other action films have music with a fast tempo?
So the film would finish quicker
Because the actors talked quickly
To match the fast paced action scenes
To make the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs
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What does diegetic sound mean?
Sounds which are added after filming and can only be heard by the audience
Sounds which are created through recording using unusual objects
Sounds added with a DAW
Sounds that can be heard by the audience and the characters in the film
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How can a film be affected if the timing of sound is not correct?
The action will be out of sync
The cartoon dialogue won't make sense
The film needs a Delorean
The audience won't like the music
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Why do you think film composers use the instruments of the orchestra?
Orchestras are cheaper to hire
Because these instruments have been around since the classical era
Because film composers can play all the instruments in the orchestra
Because the orchestra has many instruments and so many different sonorities
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What is the purpose of an underscore?
To add something under
To have something to listen to
To help shape the scene and create the mood of the action
To copy what the actors are saying and doing
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What is a silent movie?
It's a film where all characters are mute
It is a film with no synchronised sound
It is a film that only has sound in the action scenes
It is a film with no sound at all
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he sound of a low pitch drone, played on strings, as a man approaches the bathroom door is non-diegetic
False
True
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What is mickey mousing?
To create a mood in music
The technique of drawing cartoons
Matching sound to the action in the scene
To create a creepy mouse that is going to haunt you in your nightmares
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Which instrument uses a pizzicato technique?
Trumpet
Flute
Violin
Drums
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What effect can music have on film scenes?
It can change the mood of the scene and how the audience feels
It makes you cry
It can make it sound quiet
It makes it sound nice
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What is sonority?
The different sounds we, or an instrument, can make
The different sounds a computer can make
Be sonor in something
A general term for a collection of pitches
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Which one of these sounds would be created through the foley technique?
Car
Laser beam
Foot steps
Dog bark
