How Steven Spielberg uses sound to build a scene
Posted by Josh Taylor / January 20, 2018
When you watch a movie, there are two ways you take in data: through your eyes and through your ears. Most movie analysis has to do with the former––with how directors frame shots, block scenes, and so on. When essays deal with sound in movies, generally they cover dialogue or perhaps music. But in this Nerdwriter essay, he examines the ways in which Steven Spielberg uses sound to give scenes extra depth and suck you into the film in ways you don’t even realize are happening.
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