Creating Atmosphere  - Fantastic Mr. Fox

Portray Emotions - The Social Network 

Imply a since of space - Ernest and Celestine 

Physiological Conditioning - Dunkirk

Create Unreal Situations - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Time Period References - There Will Be Blood 

• Act in- Beginning of the act 

• Act out - ending

• ADR- automated dialogue replacement; a rerecording to perfect the audio 

• Ambience- background noise

• Click track- used to synchronize sound recordings to a moving image

• Click Book- 

• Cue- indication where to start the music  

• Cue sheet- indications organized on a sheet

• Diegetic sound- sound visible on screen; source of it is seen

• Frame rate- amount of frames per second in a film 

• Foley- addition of recorded sounds added after the shooting 

• Hard Out- needed cut off 

• Hit point- a specific point the music acknowledges 

• Library music- stock music that can be purchased 

• Music editor- edits the sound and music in the films 

• NTSC- standard video system used in north america   

• Orchestrator- composes or arranges music for an orchestra 

• Overdub- recording additional music on an existing record 

• PAL- television broadcasting system mainly used in Europe 

• PRO – Performing Rights Organization - Function?- provides intermediary functions, provides royalties between copy right holders 

• SMPTE (simp-tee) –  Society of motion picture and television engineers 

• Source music- music from the source 

• Spotting- decide where the music is going, where its gonna be, and what its gonna do 

• Spotting notes- the notes deciding where the spotting is going 

• Temp music- existing piece of music or audio which is used in the production or editing phase

• Theme- the overarching music of the film 

• Underscore- plays under the dialogue  

Character theme: Rey's theme, Star Wars

Title Music: Star Wars 

Source Music: Pulp Fiction