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Score Notes Type of Sound Diegetic or Non-Diegetic Purpose of Sound

The document describes various sounds used in a film score and their purposes. Wind establishes the scene and danger due to force. An eerie sound signifies immediate but unknown danger for the protagonist. Dripping water establishes the peaceful beginning. Static feedback shows someone watching the protagonist. A snapping sound makes the protagonist aware of danger from an unseen follower. Crickets show no one is behind the protagonist. Heavy breathing signifies someone behind the protagonist. A chase theme accompanies the antagonist's pursuit. A whistle ends the chase when the protagonist falls. A heartbeat signifies the protagonist's panic as they are caught. A dog whistle represents the protagonist's fading consciousness.

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Score Notes Type of Sound Diegetic or Non-Diegetic Purpose of Sound

The document describes various sounds used in a film score and their purposes. Wind establishes the scene and danger due to force. An eerie sound signifies immediate but unknown danger for the protagonist. Dripping water establishes the peaceful beginning. Static feedback shows someone watching the protagonist. A snapping sound makes the protagonist aware of danger from an unseen follower. Crickets show no one is behind the protagonist. Heavy breathing signifies someone behind the protagonist. A chase theme accompanies the antagonist's pursuit. A whistle ends the chase when the protagonist falls. A heartbeat signifies the protagonist's panic as they are caught. A dog whistle represents the protagonist's fading consciousness.

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Score Notes

Type of Sound

Diegetic or Non-Diegetic

Purpose of Sound

Wind

Diegetic

Establishes the scene, and


signifies that there may be
some danger due to the
nature of the wind force

Eerie apocalypse

Non-Diegetic

Signifies that the


protagonist is in an
immediate danger but it is
unknown as to what it is at
this point in time

Water Dripping

Diegetic

Used establish the scene


at the very beginning when
water ripples are creates in
a stream. This signifies
peace as nothing seems to
be out of the ordinary

Static Feedback

Non-Diegetic

Shows someone is
watching the protagonist
as they are coming to
terms with where they are
and what happened to
them

Snapping Effect

Diegetic

Signifies there is someone


following the protagonist,
making it aware that the
protagonist is in immediate
danger, but they haven't
seen what it is yet

Crickets

Diegetic

Used to show that no one


is behind the protagonist
when they turn around
after hearing a twig snap;
therefore making them
thunk it was all in their
head

Heavy Breathing Woman

Diegetic

Signifies that the

protagonist is aware that


someone is behind her as
she turns around in fear
hoping there's nothing
there
Horror Chase

Non-Diegetic

Used to show the


antagonist in pursuit of the
protagonist as they
protagonist struggles to
run away due to many
injuries

Whistle

Diegetic

Used to end the chase


scene as the protagonist
trips over a tree trunk and
doesn't get up in time
allowing the antagonist to
catch up to them

Heart Beat

Non-Diegetic

Signifies that the


protagonist is in a state of
panic as they are in shock,
fearing as to what the
antagonist will do to her

Dog Whistle

Non-Diegetic

The protagonist is in and


out of consciousness and it
will be used as an ear
ringing sound as they are
too weak to fight back

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