Music in Film

2. To judge or determine the significance, worth or quality of something
5. A series of clicks that allow the conductor to synchronise the orchestra’s playing to the film
7. The perforated strip along the film’s edge containing coded representations of sound
9. The specific music for a particular scene in a film or television production
10. The structure of a piece of music
14. Determining which scenes should have music
15. A specific moment within the scene that the music acknowledges
16. Layering of sound; thick or thin
17. Characters conversing which assists the audience in understanding the action onscreen
19. Composing music expressly for a film
20. Instrumental or vocal backing behind a scene

1. Piano, Forte, crescendo, decrescendo
3. The chord progression or support for the tune
4. Imitations of real-world sounds that highlight certain actions onscreen
6. melodies associated with a particular character that recur throughout the film
8. Tempo, Time Signature, Sounds and Silence
11. A sequence of single notes that is musically satisfying; a tune
12. The professional responsible for selecting, commissioning, and/or writing the music track for a film
13. examine sound and scores through the use of the elements of music
17. Putting all the sources of sound (dialogue, sound effects and music) onto one soundtrack
18. The tone colour of instruments