Sound on films


Sound on films

A complement used by filmmakers in order to improve a scene.
  • Diegetic sound
    These sounds have a source which is visible in the screen, for example voices of actors, sounds made by objects in the history, etc.

  • Non-diegetic sound
    It is also called commentary sound and they coming from a source which is not visible on the screen, for example the voice of God, narrator's commentary, etc.

  • Sound effects
    Sound effects include artificial or natural sounds, except speech and music. For example, the sounds of a car accident, a fight, or an avalanche are made by using sound effects.



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