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CA386 OL01 Quiz 2: Gorbman's 7 Rules

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Watch the following clip: The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), music by Erich Korngold Which of Gorbman's rules can be found in the use of music in the clip? (Choose all that apply.)

Options
A.Uncertainty between visible (diegetic) vs. invisible (score)
B.Inaudible music
C.Signifier of emotion
D.Narrative cueing
E.Continuity between shots
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First, let's consider the core idea of Gorbman's rules for film music: music that functions as part of the film's storytelling can be either diegetic (visible or audible to characters) or nondiegetic (audible only to the audience). It can also serve to signal emotion, cue narrative events, or help maintain continuity across scenes. With that frame in mind, we can evaluate each option. Option: Inaudible music This choice corresponds to the idea that music can be heard by the audience but not by the char......Login to view full explanation

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