Jaws- Sound
Notes
1.
Bubbling sound of sharks arrival-
preparing us for what’s about to happen later. The sound bridge is the sound
which we hear before the scene which again prepares us for the scene, creating
tension.
2.
Quieter non-diegetic sound which increases
tension of Sharks arrival and shows the Jaws motif, makes it memorable.
3.
Sounds readily speed up to slowly build the
tension up and therefore adrenaline of the people watching that something is
not right.
4.
High pitching and screeching strings
which illustrate the shark getting close are the biting of shark which adds
fright to audience. This also shows the danger and the even fast non-diegetic
sound increases the tension even more.
5.
Contrasts sounds from the beginning
underwater sound, lots of diegetic chatter, laughter and music being played
shows how normal everything is compared to before.
6.
The gate shape across the beach makes
it appear like the sharks teeth which prepare us that it is getting closer. The
diegetic music and dialogue is slowly fading which tells us that we are distancing
from safety.
7.
Quiet, ambient sound, peaceful diegetic
sound of water- things are still normal
8.
Gentle sound slightly getting louder
9.
The bubble movement grows which is
like the shark is swimming and getting
closer to woman, illustrating tat she might be in danger
10. The
fast movement of non-diegetic sound add eeriness which exemplifies the fast,
unpredictable movement of the shark
11. The
screeching high pitched sound shows shark non-diegetic sound, maybe it is like the
shark is getting hold of the woman.
12. Non-diegetic
sound is increasing louder and louder, tension is inevitable rising as we are
waiting for the moment
13. Continuous
growth of loud music and high pitched instrumental non-diegetic sound,
highlight extremity
14. Contrasts from previous scene. The parallel calm
diegetic sound of water matches the relaxed mood the man is feeling and what he
is hearing, this is certainly from what the woman was feeling before.
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