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What is one purpose of sound in a play?
To establish
location
or
transition
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How does sound design affect the audience's experience?
It significantly impacts their
emotional response
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What factors should be considered when writing about sound design?
Volume:
Amplification levels
Recorded or live: Source of sound
Type of sound: Naturalistic or abstract
Special effects: Use of
reverb
Sound transitions: Gradual or sudden changes
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Why might an exaggeratedly loud school bell be used in a scene?
To emphasize a
significant
moment or transition
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What type of sound might be appropriate for a scene with children playing?
A
recording
of children playing
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What effect does a sudden silence have in a play?
It creates
tension
or highlights a moment
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How does echoing reverb contribute to a scene?
It enhances the emotional depth or
atmosphere
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What type of music might be used to create a fairground atmosphere?
Fairground
music
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Why might a recorded sound of a cow mooing be used?
To establish a
rural
setting or context
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What effect does a screeching high violin sound have in a scene?
It can evoke
fear
or discomfort
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How do sound and lighting contribute to a production?
Enhance the period or setting
Establish mood or atmosphere
Aid in
transitions
and storytelling
Influence audience perception and engagement
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What should be considered regarding equipment for sound design?
What equipment will be
needed
to produce the design?
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How does sound design help tell the story of a play?
By enhancing
narrative
elements and
emotional cues
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What effect does sound design have on the audience?
It shapes their
emotional
and psychological experience
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What type of sound is represented by street noises in "Blood Brothers"?
Diegetic Sound
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How do street noises contribute to the storytelling in "Blood Brothers"?
They create a realistic
atmosphere
of
Liverpool
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What do school bells signify in the context of "Blood Brothers"?
They mark the passage of time in the twins'
lives
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What sound is used at the climax of "Blood Brothers"?
Gunshots
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What is the purpose of using gunshots in "Blood Brothers"?
To emphasize the
tragic
outcome
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What sound represents the working-class environment in "Blood Brothers"?
Factory Sounds
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What type of music is used to foreshadow tragic events in "Blood Brothers"?
Ominous Music
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How does upbeat music function in "Blood Brothers"?
It
accompanies
scenes of childhood innocence and joy
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What is the role of theme music in "Blood Brothers"?
To reinforce
emotional connections
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How do echoes contribute to the storytelling in "Blood Brothers"?
They emphasize
key lines
or moments
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What type of sound effects enhance emotional moments in "Blood Brothers"?
Subtle
sound
effects
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What sound might be used during tense scenes in "Blood Brothers"?
A
heartbeat sound
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What sound might accompany nostalgic moments in "Blood Brothers"?
A
gentle breeze
sound
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What sound design elements are used in the Pact Scene of "Blood Brothers"?
Quiet, tense music
Subtle
sound effects
Emphasizes the gravity of the
agreement
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How is sound used during the Twins Playing scene in "Blood Brothers"?
Lively,
upbeat
music
Sounds of
children
laughing and playing
Creates a sense of innocence and joy
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What sound design reflects Mickey's downfall in "Blood Brothers"?
Dark,
discordant
music
Industrial sounds
Reflects his descent into despair and crime
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What sound elements are present during the Final Confrontation in "Blood Brothers"?
Loud, chaotic sounds
Heightened
sound effects
Emphasizes the
tragic climax
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What sound represents Mrs. Johnstone's struggles in "Blood Brothers"?
Weary sighs or
footsteps
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What type of sounds reflect Mrs. Lyons' mental instability?
Sharp
,
brittle
sounds
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How does Mickey's sound change from childhood to adulthood?
From
playful
laughter to
angry
outbursts
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What sounds reflect Eddie's upbringing in "Blood Brothers"?
Confident
,
cheerful
sounds
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