Music In Film 🎶

Non Diagetic - Not natural sound e.g music

Diagetic - Natural sounds e.g door slamming, footsteps. 

How the song made me feel...

Happy, Calm, Good Vibes ONLY, upbeat.

Second Song...

Confused, Interesting, Different, Sad.

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Morose 

Very very sad.

Sombre 

Neutral sad. 

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Tempo

Means speed 'how fast?'

Fast - creates upbeat/energy 

Slow- Melancholy, sadder, less energy.

Chords 

Major - Happy uplifting 

Minor - Sad, sinister 

Dynamics 

Volume 

'How Loud'

Quiet - Makes you focus.

Louder - Gets our attention.

Start quiet / get's louder - Build intensity.

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Music From Coraline 

Using the words from above.

Miss Spink & Forcible 

Song Number One

Tempo

Fast - Creates upbeat/energy.

Chords 

Minor - Sad, sinister 

Dynamics 

 Start quiet / gets louder - builds intensity 

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Mood / Atmosphere

Triggered from Tempo, Chords, Dynamics

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Continuing from 'Music From Coraline'

Coralines Dispair

Song Number Two 

Tempo

Slow - Melancholy, Sadder, Less Energy 

Chords 

Minor - Sad, sinister 

Dynamics 

Start Quiet / Gets louder - build intensity

The Beginning

Song Number Three

Tempo

Medium - Not slow or fast.

Chords 

Minor - Sad, Sinister 

Dynamics 

Start Quiet / Gets louder - build intensity

The Garden Scene

Song Number Four

Tempo

Slow and Fast.

Chords 

Minor - Sad, sinister.

Dynamics 

Start Quiet / Gets louder - build intensity.

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The Beginning Of Coraline 

Not Music

Doll, Lullaby, Made Up Words Suggest What?

a. Small kids.

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Quick Paragraph 

Pretend I already 'wrote/told' you about Coraline 

Plus you already know it's about Coraline.

Paragraph;

In the opening scene music is used effectively to create an atmosphere. For example, tempo, chords and dynamic's make it feel like a creepy lullaby. The tempo starts slow but gets faster which builds intensity. It is in the minor key, which makes it feel sad. This makes the audience think the film will be mysterious, scary and creepy.