Question

In the movie Casablanca, what are three different diegetic and non-diegetic sounds that the filmmaker includes? What effects do these sounds have on the film? Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Answer 1

In the movie Casablanca the three different diegetic sounds are used as the dialogue between the characters in the bar.

Step-by-step explanation:

The filmmaker includes the three diegetic sounds that are used as the dialogue between the characters in the bar. The non-diegetic sounds are the gun shot sounds made in the beginning of the movie.

If it is a diegetic music then it gives a spatial and temporal understanding of the scene because it shows where the music is coming from.

The diegetic sounds are realistic such as fight scenes in a movie when the character and viewers intercept the different sounds. If the characters in the film can hear the music then it is a diegetic sound and if the background music not heard by the characters in the movie is known as non-diegetic.