Thursday, 8 May 2014

Sound Track Analysis of Clip.


Deanna Ricketts


Sound Track

Name of Movie: Green Street



Independent drama, Football hooligans in England, Directed by Lexi Alexander 2005 a 2.07 clip from Youtube.

The surroundings are specific; every shot has a meaning including sound, which can be very important in film. Sound enhances the actions from objects in a horror movie or in this clip, physically by actors.

Sound can verify the space that the protagonist has, for example in the clip Matt Buckner, who is the new arrival the cam is in the view point of him as the protagonist. The character has not got a lot of space, however if you wasn’t looking at the film you would know because of the environment sound. I think that sound is done by Stereo because I know audio speakers have natural hearing that come from different areas at once.
I think that the sound of the men singing the football song and the dialogue have used three different types of sound methods. The song I think is recorded by Live sounds used by a boom mike. 14 seconds into the clip Dialogue begins and I think this has been added in because as the guy who speaks first is actually louder than the men singing/shouting. This method is called ADR adding it in the post production from an audio studio. However I can definitely conclude that this specific scene uses Ambience sound throughout to enhance the purpose of this scene. West Ham United football club is every man’s common hobby in the pub, connecting as a unit of football fans/hooligans. Ambience also represents the character as a whole for example, as the others who surround him were more in their comfort zone than he was. I think this because the sound is not focused on him anymore, its focused on the fact he isn’t jumping about and he remains back with his new crowd. Creating a realisation of what the protagonist

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