The Amazing Spider-Man 2 uses diegetic and non-diegetic sound to make the movie feel more exciting and real.
Imagine you're playing with your favorite toy car, when it zooms across the floor, that’s like diegetic sound. It's a sound that comes from something in the story, just like your toy car makes noise as it moves. In The Amazing Spider-Man 2, when Spider-Man swings through the city or when people shout during a fight, you hear those sounds, they're part of the world on screen.
Now think about the music that starts playing when something cool happens, like when Spider-Man saves the day, that's non-diegetic sound. It’s not coming from anything in the story; it's added to make you feel more excited or nervous. Like when your favorite song plays while you're riding your bike, it makes everything feel more fun!
Sounds That Are Part of the Story
When Spider-Man is talking on his phone, or a car engine roars as it drives by, that’s diegetic sound, it's coming from things in the movie world.
Music That Adds Feelings
The music you hear when something big happens, like a superhero fight, is non-diegetic sound, and it helps you feel more connected to what's happening.
Examples
- Green Goblin's roar is heard by other characters (diegetic), while a catchy theme plays in the background (non-diegetic).
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