Sound Video Feedback and Learner Response

Students WWW:

  • Good use of parallel sound
  • Sound bridges used well
  • Good use of contrapuntal at the beginning using a sound bridge to change it to parallel
  • Very good contrapuntal and parallel sound
  • Good use of contrapuntal sound
  • Good editing
  • Good use of clips
  • Good choice of parallel sound
  • Used a sound bridge throughout the whole clip, and good use of contrapuntal sound when the shooting scene came on
  • The parallel sound in the musical scene made it seem as if the sound track was diegetic
  • Fast paced soundtrack matched the gunfire scene while being contrapuntal to the setting
  • Parallel sound fitted with sequence/ as it was soft and not aggressive
  • Contrapuntal sound challenged sequence 2 as it linked with the high paced music fitted in although its 2 different genres
  • Romantic music went with the pace of music with the pace of the music


Students EBI:
  • Challenges contrapuntal sound in the shooting scene as the fast pace of the music fits with the scene, making it parallel
  • Different music should be used for contrapuntal sound
  • Try using a different song
  • Make it shorter
  • Embed more sounds from movie
  • Make it fit Youtube screen, minimise negative space
Teachers WWW:

  • Effective parallel music
  • Sequence 2- dramatic but not typical
  • Different clips give different effect to music
  • Music sped up with 'action scene'
Teachers EBI:
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