Two examples of soundtracks from 2 different films.

Explain; the inclusive of music, dialogue, Foley and FX. Along with describing the sound of each. How the sound relates to what is happening visually within your chosen scenes..

Fast&Furious6:
Music: We own it - Wiz Khalifa & 2Chainz -
This song relates to the scene because from the very start of the this film ever being made, the actors always had someone or something that they would always have to to stick by them. Sticking to together through thick and thin, always being there for each other no matter what the situation was Paul Walker and Vin Diesel always finished what they started. ' We own it' is a saying that definitely sums up their friendship or code on family.

Dialogue: In this scene, there wasn't much dialogue because the song was doing all of the talking whilst the action within the scene was telling the story. It made more sense if it was done this way because Fast and Furious has always been film where the action tells the story, the words were always minimum compared to the body language, facial expressions and most importantly the cars. But at the start of the scene, the main words that had to be stuck in the audiences head had to be ' RIDE OR DIE REMEMBER?' because what he said was a question it was more a statement.

Foley: The sound of the gun shots is a very good example because we all know they real guns used on a set isn't allowed in country especially here and America. So doing some research on on how gun shot sounds are made: A heavy staple gun combined with other small metal sounds make good gun noises. Along with the sound of the cars scraping against each other as they try to knock each other the track or road

FX: The explosions and the stunts were the main sources used within the scene and practically throughout the whole film because that is what fast and furious 6 is based on. The stunts used made everyone sit on the edge of their seat, creating empathy, causing people to talk about what's going to happen next. The sound, mainly has the bass when it came to the explosions and crashes.




Step Up: Miami Heat - Ocean Dive
DJ Mix: Lil'Jon, Busta Rhymes and many more.

The music relates the dancing as many would view this as street dance, and in this scene that represents that correctly as they scene has been set in the busy street of Miami in the road. The bass, flow and edginess of the music, make the audience look the body movement of the young people ( ages 19-25). Also it allows many who love to dance to relate to what they love on the screen, seeing others do what they do best will give the that courage to do it in the streets like they are.

Dialogue: Again another film, that doesn't really having speech involved within this scene as it lets all about the action do the talking. Even though this not an action film. This film allows the young and old to express themselves throughout their body movement in other words dancing.

Foley:When stunts are being done, Different sounds are used only for the audience to hear and not the actual people doing the stunts. For instance; a whoosh, when someone did a backflip or a front flip. Also when the actors, jumped or where entering a new part of the dance routine; different type of sound effects were used to grab the audiences attention.

FX: The sound of stunts being done are literally used throughout the whole film. As the film itself is known for the dances, the moves and the sound effects itself.