Sound design is an integral part of quality film design, and it’s subsequently an important aspect of any film design unit. This lesson plan / slideshow is a great resource for teaching students key components of sound design, especially in films. It covers diegetic sounds, non-diegetic sounds, and subjective sounds and provides definitions of each. Additionally, it provides fun, entertaining examples (from Pixar and more) for students to practice on, with scenes from Baby Driver and Wall-e. The included worksheet and writing prompts are great for any film study and are designed to help students dig deeper into the film.

This product includes:

- An editable slideshow that introduces students to different types of sound in films, with high-quality examples from Baby Driver and Wall-e (from Pixar)

- A double-sided worksheet where students can (a) define and give examples of different types of sounds in film and (b) respond to two writing prompts that are great for any film

- 5 student samples of completed worksheets

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