A leitmotif is a repeating melodic phrase in music that is used to represent a character, setting, emotion, or theme. 

An example of a Leitmotif in a film that adds an ambiance to a part of the film is the Nazi Motif from Raiders of the Lost Ark is a short, ascending leitmotif written by John Williams, representing the film’s German army villains. Williams purposely wrote the brassy, “campy” piece as an homage to the old 1930s Republic serials

Foley effects are sound effects added to the film during post-production. They include sounds such as footsteps, clothes rustling, crockery clinking, paper folding, doors opening and slamming, punches hitting, and glass breaking.

Foley artists and mixers divide their workload into three categories: walking, props, and cloth. Within these three areas, they record various tracks of sound to cover each of the main characters.

A needle drop is when a movie uses a song that wasn’t written for the soundtrack.

Movies with a bigger budget may get the rights to bigger pop hits, while smaller indie flicks tend to stick with less recognizable tracks.

 A needle drop is when music that wasn’t recorded for a movie is added into a movie – when a pre-existing song plays in a movie or show, either as diegetic sound or non-diegetic sound.

Example from Baby Driver: Baby (Ansel Elgort) waits in his car as his colleagues swiftly rob a bank, pumping himself up with “Bellbottoms” by The John Spencer Blues Explosion. He lip syncs and grooves with the beat, just moments before gunning the car in reverse.

Leitmotif: associated melodic phrase or music that accompanies the reappearance of an idea, person, or situation.

Example- the Imperial march that is heard once Darth Vader appears on screen

The Shawshank Redemption is an example of the use of first person narration as an effective screenwriting device to draw the audience into the story world and to humanize a tale set in the dehumanizing environment of a prison.

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Film editing is both a creative and a technical part of the post-production process of filmmaking. The term is derived from the traditional process of working with film which increasingly involves the use of digital technology.

One film that uses narration in order to move the story line is Fight Club. I believe that the director decided to use narration because it makes the aduience connect on a deeper level with the protagonist as we can hear his thoughts which is something very personal. The audeinces gets a better understanding to how and why he does what he does.

I think that it also used narration because the story was initially a book so by using narration it gives the audience a sense of nastagia of reading the book again.

Lastly his character uses voice-over narration throughout to convey the journey of his involvement with Tyler Durden, leader of the Fight Club.