Sound Design, Codes And Conventions.

                                       Sound Design

• Sound track
• Wildtrack
• Dialogue 
• Foley track
• Non-digetic (sound track for audience)
• Digetic (sound track characters can hear)

The creation and layering of dialogue, background noise and other sound effects to create a sophisticated aural environment. 

Key designs:

• Realism
• Hyper realism 
• Un realism/ Surrealism 

                                           STINCS

Setting: Where and when this film is set
Theme: Mood of the film and what its really about, e.g; love, jealousy and voyeurism
Narrative: What the story is about
Characters: Who they are? What are they like? (Principals, Antagonists, Protagonist)
Style: Cinematography, sound, editing. What the feel ill look and feel like.

Codes and conventions of an opening sequence:

• The films title
• An introduction to character or character type.
• Indiction of place.
• Introduction to signature theme tune -Leitmotif.
• Indiction of historical period.
• Information regarding mood and tone.
• Information about genre.
• Mise-en-scene and cinematography that will be echoed or elaborated upon later in the film.
• Questions that the viewer finds intriguing (Sets up enigmas)
• Patterns and types of editing that will be echoed in the remainder of the film.
• Details of cast and crew.