Unit #5: Sound Design Unit Test - Period 1

The three elements that make up sound design are...

• Dialogue, Sound Effects, Music

• Dialogue, Acting, Music

• Wave lengths, Dialogue, Music

• Vibrations, Diegetic, Soundtracks

The first "talkie" film is called...

• The Romantic Clown

• The Horse Jockey

• The Jazz Singer

• The Acrobat

Post-Synchronization led to filmmakers being able to complete ADR or______.

• rounding

• copying

• looping

• lassoing

Sound qualities of dialogue include volume, pitch, speech characteristics and ______ qualities

• sound

• anchronistic

• cellular

• acoustic

Dialogue overlap or a sound _____ can create a more seemless transition from one scene to the next.

• lane

• connection

• relay

• bridge

______-narration is sometimes seen as lazy filmmaking, but it can be an effective form of storytelling in film, especially with the right voice.

• Sound

• Verbal

• Voice-over

• Volume

______ artists use everyday household items to create original sounds.

• Fashion

• Foley

• Volume

• Foundation

A character dances to a popular song in a film. This is an example of ______ film music.

• diegetic

• non-diegetic

• diatribe

• dialectial

The final step in film scoring is when the filmmaker balances the dialogue, sound effects and film music. This is known as ________.

• categorization

• mediating

• mixing

• collating

In Stand By Me, there is an orchestral version of the song, "Stand By Me" that plays throughout the movie. Only the audience can hear the music. This is an example of...

• diegetic sound

• non-diegestic sound

• foley sound

• sound effects