Why is sound important in film?
Sound is used in film to establish tone, atmosphere and to help the audience spot clues about the plot, characters or to identify the genre of the film. It is also used to help suspend disbelief to create realism for the viewer and heighten their experience of the film.
Sound is important in film because it keeps the audience engaged and entertained, it helps to identify genre through music, sound effects, and dialogue. Without sound the film can be boring and lack interest to the audience as they will find it difficult to understand.
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