
Without sound, a film is emptied of its full potential, and the audience may fail to realise the full embodiment and emotional response to the film.
'Emotional Realism' enables a film to be accompanied by sounds that both
relate to the image but also the emotional feelings of an actor and consequently
the viewer. For example, if a scene is one of suspense, the sounds and music
that accompany the image will both set the atmosphere and mood of a scene and the
feelings of the actor also. This in turn creates an atmosphere for the audience
and enables them to experience a similar emotion.

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