We have decided that a range of diagetic and non diagetic sound would be useful in our film in creating an intense and sinister atmosphere for the viewers. As part of our non diagetic sound, we will be able to hear a clock ticking, which adds to the intensity of the film during silent moments. A key part of our film is when Lucinda taps her fingers on the table as she gets impatient with the questions she is being asked. This is non diagetic sound. As her tedium increases, so does the volume and speed of her tapping on the table. This creates an intense and uncomfortable environment. Another sound which will be non diagetic will be the coughing of the nurse, as we want this to sound realistic and natural.
However, we will include some diagetic sound to increase the horror in the film. During tense moments, we will play an eerie song or sound which will warn the viewer that something is about to happen. For example, in the film. For example, when something scary is about to happen in insidious, an eerie violin sound begins to play. As the intensity builds, so does the volume of the violin. > Click here.
We will also play a scary song at the end , to conclude Lucindas actions so the audience are wondering what is going to happen next. For example, in the movie 'Saw' , the same song plays when the audience has come to a realisation of something > Click Here.
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