Moving Image Media and Sound - Film Studies Resource for Media Analysis

A comprehensive 17-slide PowerPoint presentation exploring the fundamental elements of sound in moving image media. This resource covers five key areas of film sound: dialogue (including ADR techniques), voice-over narration, diegetic vs non-diegetic sound, sound effects (with focus on Foley artistry), and film scores.

The presentation includes:

• Clear definitions and explanations of each sound technique
• Discussion of how sound is used to enhance narrative and characterisation
• Exploration of film scoring techniques including parallel and contrapuntal sound
• Analysis of the emotional impact of music in film
• Coverage of exaggerated/pleonastic sound effects
• Real-world examples and embedded video clips to illustrate concepts
• Prompts for critical thinking and analysis

Ideal for Media Studies, Film Studies, or English classes studying moving image texts. The resource provides students with the technical vocabulary and analytical framework needed to discuss and evaluate the use of sound in film and television. Suitable for upper secondary students (Years 9-12) developing their understanding of film language and media techniques.