sound-effects

Vocabulary Word

Definition
Sound-effects are artificially created or enhanced sounds used in various forms of media, like films, games, and theatre, to make the story more interesting and believable.
Examples in Different Contexts
In animation, sound effects are essential for giving life to characters and actions, helping convey actions and emotions non-verbally. An animation sound designer might state, 'Our animations rely heavily on sound effects to express the personality and mood of the characters and scenes.'
Practice Scenarios
Theatre

Scenario:

The pratfall on stage didn't have the impact we wanted. It needs to feel more real.

Response:

Exactly! We should use sound-effects to emulate a real fall. It will have a greater impact.

Film Production

Scenario:

I think the rain scene in the movie lacks something. It needs more depth and intensity.

Response:

Good point! Maybe adding storm sound-effects could add a depth to the scene.

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