5. purposes of sound in TV drama Purpose Likely types of sound Diegetic Non-diegetic Narrative Relating to the story or moving it forward Realism / Verisimilitude Aiming to sound like the real world Continuity Aiming to draw attention away from the production process Mood Establishing or changing Characterisation Emotional Response
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