Editing Sound Design and Diegetic Sound (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Sound Design''' — The "Art and Science" of "Creating," "Recording," and "Mixing" all the "Audio Elements" of a film.
* '''Diegetic Sound''' — Sound that "Comes from the World of the Movie" (e.g., 'A Character Speaking,' 'A Door Slamming,' 'Radio Music that the character hears').
* '''Non-Diegetic Sound''' — Sound that "Comes from Outside the Movie" (e.g., 'The Musical Score,' 'A Narrator's Voice,' 'Sound Effects added for dramatic impact').
* '''Foley''' — The "Art" of "Re-creating" "Everyday Sounds" (Footsteps, Cloth rustling) in a "Studio" to "Add Realism" to the film.
* '''Room Tone''' — The "Background Silence" of a location: every room has a "Unique Sound" that must be "Recorded" to "Smooth" the edits.
* '''Direct Sound''' — Audio "Recorded on Location" during the filming (usually the 'Dialogue').
* '''ADR''' (Automated Dialogue Replacement) — The "Process" of "Re-recording" dialogue in a "Studio" because the "Location Sound" was "Poor."
* '''Wild Track''' — A "Sound Recording" made "Without the Camera" (e.g., 'The sound of a crowd' or 'The wind').
* '''Sonic Motif''' — A "Repeating Sound" that "Represents" an "Idea" or "Character" (e.g., 'The breathing of Darth Vader').
* '''Dolby Atmos''' — A "Surround Sound" technology that allows sound to be "Placed" and "Moved" in "3D Space," including "Above" the listener.
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