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GCSE Film Studies · key term
Sound added from outside the story world, such as an accompanying musical score.
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Component 1, Component 2
Sound that does not belong to the world of the story, such as background music heard by spectators rather than characters.
Sound presented outside the film’s story world for the spectator, such as accompanying music that the characters cannot hear.
Sound outside the film’s story world, such as music added to accompany the action for the audience.
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Sound added from outside the story world, such as accompanying music that the characters cannot hear.
Sound presented to spectators without a source in the story world, such as an accompanying orchestral score.
Sound presented outside the characters’ world, such as background music heard by spectators rather than by the characters.
Sound outside the world of the story, such as music added for the audience rather than heard by the characters.
Sound added from outside the story world, such as accompanying soundtrack music that the characters do not hear.
Sound presented for the spectator but not belonging to the characters’ story world, such as an added musical score.
Sound presented outside the story world, such as background music that characters do not hear.
Sound that does not belong to the characters’ story world, such as an accompanying musical score.
Sound without a source within the story world, such as an orchestral score added for the spectator.
Sound added from outside the film’s story world, such as accompanying soundtrack music that the characters cannot hear.
Sound outside the world of the story, such as a musical score added for the audience.
Sound that does not originate within the film’s story world, such as an added musical score.
Sound presented for spectators but not originating within the characters’ story world, such as an accompanying musical score.
Sound presented from outside the immediate story world, such as an accompanying musical score.
Sound that does not originate within the film’s story world, such as musical accompaniment added for the spectator.
Sound outside the film’s story world, such as a musical score added for the spectator.
Sound outside the story world, such as accompanying music that guides spectators’ responses.
Sound presented to spectators from outside the story world, such as accompanying soundtrack music.
Sound outside the film’s story world, such as musical accompaniment that the characters cannot hear.
Sound added from outside the story world, such as a musical score heard by spectators rather than characters.
Sound added from outside the film’s story world, such as background music that characters cannot hear.
Sound outside the world of the story, such as a musical score heard by spectators rather than the characters.
Sound that does not originate within the world inhabited by the characters, such as an accompanying musical score.
Sound outside the film’s story world, such as background music added for the spectator.
Sound outside the film’s story world, such as an accompanying musical score that characters cannot hear.
Sound originating outside the film's story world, such as background music added for the audience.
Sound outside the film’s story world, such as a musical score that the characters cannot hear.
Sound presented to spectators from outside the world of the story, such as accompanying soundtrack music.
Sound added from outside the story world, such as a musical soundtrack that the characters cannot hear.
Sound whose source is outside the film’s story world, such as an added musical score.
