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Sound design: the expressive power of music, voice, and sound effects in cinema

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Main Author:	Sonnenschein, David (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Studio City, Calif. Michael Wiese Productions 2001
Subjects:	Filmvertonung Audiotechnik Film Ton > Akustik Filmmusik
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XXIII, 243 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	0941188264

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .................................................................. xüi FOREWORD ................................................................................... xv PREFACE ........................................................................................ xvii THE CREATION OF A SOUND DESIGNER .................................. xvii INTRODUCTION ........................................................................... xix HOW TO USE THIS BOOK ......................................................... xx NOTATIONAL SYSTEMS ............................................................ xxi SOUND ENERGY TRANSFORMATION ........................................ xxii CHAPTER 1 CREATING THE SOUND DESIGN STEP-BY-STEP ...... 1 THE FIRST SCRIPT READING ................................................... 2 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR ............................................................. 2 Objects, actions, environments, emotions, and transitions ................. 2 Explicit sounds ......................................................................... 3 Environments ......................................................................... 5 Clues to the emotions ................................................................ 6 Physical or dramatic transition ................................................... 9 GROUPING THE VOICES ........................................................... 10 DRAWING VISUAL MAPS ........................................................... 12 MEETING WITH THE DIRECTOR .............................................. 15 THE SOUND MAP — DRAFT 1.................................................... 18 CONSULTING BEFORE AND DURING THE SHOOT .................... 23 ACCOMPANYING THE PICTURE EDIT ....................................... 25 ANALYZING THE FINAL PICTURE EDIT .................................... 26 THE SOUND MAP —DRAFT 2.................................................... 31 DEFINING VOICE SOURCES AND MODIFICATIONS ................... 32 DEFINING SOUND EFFECTS AND AMBIENCE SOURCES ............ 35 COORDINATING WITH THE MUSIC SCORE .............................. 43 EXPERIMENTATION AND OPEN OPTIONS ................................ 45 EXHIBITION CONSIDERATIONS ................................................ 46 THE SOUND MAP — DRAFT 3.................................................... 49 PRE -МІХ DECISIONS ................................................................. 50 THE FINAL MIX AND PRINT MASTER ........................................ 52 CHAPTER 2 EXPANDING CREATIVITY ............................................ 53 TAPPING INTO THE DREAMSCAPE ........................................... 55 IMAGINATION TOOLS ............................................................... 56 VII SOUND DESIGN / Sonnenschein INVENTING ORIGINAL SOUNDS ............................................... 57 Cartoon and foley .................................................................... 57 Musique concrete ..................................................................... 58 Recording techniques ................................................................ 60 Sound shaping ........................................................................ 60 Emotional impact ..................................................................... 61 CHAPTERS FROM VIBRATION TO SENSATION ............................ 63 THE SOURCE ............................................................................ 63 THE MEDIUM ........................................................................... 64 SOUND QUALITIES .................................................................... 65 Rhythm ................................................................................. 65 Intensity ............................................................................... 66 Pitch .................................................................................... 67 Timbre ................................................................................. 67 Speed ................................................................................... 68 Shape ................................................................................... 68 Organization ......................................................................... 70 PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF SOUND ................................................. 70 THE EAR ................................................................................... 72 Hearing development ............................................................... 72 Outer ear (pinna/ear canal) ....................................................... 73 Middle ear {ear drum/ossicles) .................................................... 73 Inner ear (cochlea) ................................................................... 74 Sensitivity ............................................................................. 74 Masking ................................................................................ 75 CHAPTER 4 FROM SENSATION TO PERCEPTION ........................ 77 LISTENING MODES ................................................................... 77 Reduced ................................................................................. 77 Causal ................................................................................... 78 Semantic ................................................................................ 78 Referential ............................................................................. 78 Less is more ............................................................................ 79 GESTALT PRINCIPLES AND ILLUSION ....................................... 79 Figure and ground ................................................................... 80 Completeness, good continuation, and closure .................................. 81 Proximity and similarity ........................................................... 81 Common fate and helongingness .................................................. 82 Illusion ....................................... ................. 83 viii SPACE....................................................................................... 83 Size, distance, and perspective ..................................................... 84 Echo and reverberation ............................................................. 85 Directionality ......................................................................... 85 Subjective/emotional space ......................................................... 86 Movement ............................................................................. 87 TIME ........................................................................................ 89 Temporal resolution and integration ........................................... 89 Speed ................................................................................... 89 Subjective time ........................................................................ 90 TONE ........................................................................................ 91 Frequency perception ................................................................. 91 Loudness ................................................................................ 92 Recognition ............................................................................. 93 Habituation and hearing loss ...................................................... 94 Tonal center ............................................................................ 95 Out-of-tune and beat phenomena ................................................. 96 Historical perspective ................................................................ 96 ENTRAINAIENT ........................................................................ 97 CHAPTERS MUSIC TO OUR EARS ................................................ 101 ORIGINS OF MUSIC ................................................................... 102 FEELINGS VS. ORDER ................................................................ 103 EMOTIONAL SIGNIFIER ............................................................ 104 Openness .............................................................................. 104 Insights ................................................................................ 105 Groups .................................................................................. 106 Emotional inventory ................................................................ 107 GENRES .................................................................................... 109 STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION .................................................. 110 World music ........................................................................... Ill Feminine form ....................................................................... 113 Violating form ........................................................................ 113 THE CASE OF THE SONATA ....................................................... 114 RHYTHM AND ANTICIPATION .................................................. 115 Rhythm of the body .................................................................. 115 Meter and phrasing ................................................................. 116 Repetitiveness ......................................................................... 116 Perception of rhythm ................................................................ 116 Anticipation ........................................................................... 117 ix SOUND DESIGN / Sonnenschein MELODY .................................................................................. 119 HARMONY AND DISSONANCE .................................................. 120 TONAL CENTER ....................................................................... 123 SILENCE ................................................................................... 124 CONTRAST ............................................................................... 128 CHAPTERő THE HUMAN VOICE .................................................. 131 THE VOCAL INSTRUMENT ....................................................... 131 DEVELOPMENT OF SPEECH ..................................................... 132 SPEECH RECOGNITION AND VERBAL UNDERSTANDING ......... 134 MEANING VS. FEELING ............................................................. 137 PROSODY —VOCAL MELODY AND EMOTION ........................... 138 MANTRAS, NONSENSE, AND BEYOND ....................................... 142 VOICE PERSONALITIES ............................................................. 144 ALIEN LANGUAGE ..................................................................... 146 CHAPTER? SOUND AND IMAGE ................................................... 151 EYES AND EARS ......................................................................... 151 ON SCREEN, OFF SCREEN, AND OUTSIDE THE STORY WORLD ... 152 On screen .............................................................................. 153 Offscreen .............................................................................. 153 Nondiegetic ........................................................................... 154 MUSIC IN FILM ......................................................................... 155 Emotional signifier ................................................................. 155 Continuity ............................................................................. 155 Narrative cueing ..................................................................... 155 Narrative unity ...................................................................... 155 Programmatic music ................................................................ 156 Anempatbetic music ................................................................. 156 DIALOGUE IN FILM ........................................................................ 156 Theatrical speech ..................................................................... 156 Textual speech ......................................................................... 157 Emanation speech .................................................................... 157 Elimination ............................................................................. 157 Ad libs and proliferation ............................................................158 Multilingualism and foreign language .......................................... 158 Dialogue recording and postproduction ..........................................159 SPATIAL DIMENSIONS ..................................................................... 159 3-D space ............................................................................... 160 Hi-fi vs. Ισιν -fi perspective ..........................................................161 Size .......................................................................................162 Point of audition ..................................................................... 163 Sensation and texture .............................................................. 164 TEMPORAL DIMENSIONS ......................................................... 164 Rhythm of life........................................................................ 164 Linearity ............................................................................... 164 Narrative cueing ..................................................................... 165 BRIDGING AND BREAKS ............................................................ 165 SYNCHRONIZATION ................................................................. 166 Point of synchronization ........................................................... 167 ADDED VALUE AND MULTIPLE MEANINGS ............................... 168 CHAPTERS SOUND AND NARRATIVE ........................................... 173 NARRATIVE ANALYSIS ............................................................... 173 MUSIC AND STORY ................................................................... 175 CHARACTER IDENTIFICATION ................................................. 176 Objective audience perspective .................................................... 177 Subjective character experience ................................................... 177 Nonliteral sound ..................................................................... 178 Emotional associations .............................................................. 179 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EMOTIONS .................................... 181 ENVIRONMENTS AND THE SOUNDSCAPE ............................. 182 INVENTING SOUND OBJECTS ................................................... 190 Impact .................................................................................. 190 Firearms ............................................................................... 191 Vehicles ................................................................................. 192 Fire ..................................................................................... 193 More ideas and techniques ......................................................... 193 AUDITORY HIERARCHY ............................................................ 195 DRAMATIC EVOLUTION ............................................................ 198 Earthquake effect .................................................................... 200 PRODUCTION DESIGN AND IMAGE ANALYSIS ........................... 201 PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS ......................................................... 203 SOUND REFERENCES ................................................................ 205 Universal .............................................................................. 205 Cultural ................................................................................ 206 Historical .............................................................................. 209 Film specific ........................................................................... 210 PLEASANWRLE—CASE STUDYINTEGRÄTING STORY AND MUSIC... 212 xi CHAPTER 9 THE FUTURE OF SOUND DESIGN ............................. 215 A WORD ON SOUND POLITICS — WHEN CAN WE START? ........ 215 INTERNET AND INTERACTIVE MEDIA ..................................... 217 APPENDIX ...................................................................................... 219 CLASSIFICATION OF SOUNDS ................................................... 219 FILMOGRAPHY ............................................................................... 225 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................................................. 227 INDEX ............................................................................................ 233 DAVID SONNENSCHEIN................................................................. 245 Xli
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