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Thursday, July 2, 2020

Hunger Games

Workshop 5

How does Music enhance the story?

Chords
Major- Upbeat, happy music tone
Minor- Sad tone

Tempo
Fast- Energetic, Intense, gain interest
Slow- Bored, Lazy, Lethargic

Dynamics
Loud- Energy, Intense, rising action
Quite- Background, make you focus/listen, builds tension

Diagetic Sound- Sounds that happen naturally e.g footsteps

Non-Diagetic Sound- Sound added to a scene-music

Minor, slow, quite
                                                                                                                                                                   
What Scene? 
Opening scene

Techniques- 
minor chords, 
made you feel tired, 
slow tempo, 
gained volume builds intensity, 
non-diagetic sound

Audience feel-
Sad scene, 
foreshadowing, 
interested

Directors purpose-
Build emotion/ atmosphere
                                                                                                                                                                   
What Scene? 
The reaping, music starts as Katniss walks to the stage

Techniques- 
Minor chord, 
Slow tempo, 
Dynamics-gains volume, then drops, then builds


Audience feel-
Emotional, eery, 
ominous, 
melancholic

Directors purpose-
Foreshadowing sadness, 
Katniss has just volunteered, will most likely be eliminated
Lets us feel Katniss emotions on personal level.
                                                                                                                                                                   
What Scene? 
Rues death- She is killed, Katniss prepares her body- surrounded by flower, Solutes to the TV camera

Techniques- 
minor chords, 
slow to medium tempo, 
Dynamics- builds to forte with Katniss's emotions

Audience feel-
Katniss's grief, sorrow, misery, anger at the unfair death of her friend

Directors purpose-
make us feel Katniss's emotions
more intense than if we heard her scream, makes us notice more
uses music to tell us the pain she feels
                                                                                                                                                                   

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