a. Click on the links and listen to them without the picture. Write down your impressions.
b. Then listen while watching them and write down those impressions.
Write 100 words on each clip detailing what you noticed about these clips. What did you hear? How did it make you feel?
Remember: SOUND, NOT plot, NOT story, NOT characters, NOT directing, NOT Mise en Scene.
Sound is usually taken for granted. We might walk out of a movie and say great soundtrack, meaning music,” but seldom do we say great sound design, or “great sound editing.” Often, great sound is only appreciated when produced by a theaters mega sound system, though modern surround-sound televisions have pretty robust sound quality, and decent headphones can nail it, too. But I will always remember seeing Apocalypse Now in a theater. The famous scene linked here is a chaotic nighttime firefight at Do Long Bridge with our soldier characters hunkered down witnessing a spectacle of tracer fire and fireworks lighting up the sky. One of the main characters has taken LSD and the soundtrack in this sequence is amazingly like what a person tripping might be hearing (not that Id know). The eerie acid-trip reverb doesn’t come off at all on my computer, but the scene is still a masterpiece that perfectly reflects the pointless chaos the Viet Nam War had become by this point.
A) Apocalypse Now: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JInEj95yoUQ )
B) The Hurt Locker: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsgHQHIeiBk )
C) Apollo 13: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3J1AO9z0tA )
D) Sound in Force Majeure movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhuRJ5u2o2Y
Also, dont need any introduction para.
Let me know if any links doesnt work !!
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