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  2. Jan 4, 2016 · Film Music 101: Empathetic Sound. Empathetic sound occurs when the music or sound effects in a film create a mood that matches the action taking place on the screen. So an easy example of this would be in any love scene ever created for Hollywood.

  3. Empathetic sound in a film refers to music or sound effects that match the present action or scene in rhythm, tone, and/or mood and aim to evoke that mood in the audience. The concept, coined by Michel Chion and also associated with Robert Stam , is derived from empathy , i.e., feeling the feelings of others.

  4. Empathetic sound - music or sound effects whose mood matches the mood of the action. Sound can directly express its participation in the feeling of the scene, by taking on the scene's rhythm, tone and phrasing. In a film's diegetic narrative the soundscape is anthropocentric.

  5. Mar 26, 2019 · Abstract. With its schema-activating potential to influence an audience’s perception and interpretation of film plot and protagonists, film music goes far beyond the role of an emotionalizing accessory in film contexts.

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  6. Jan 1, 2010 · Stam, Burgoyne, and Flitterman-Lewis define several types of music that can be used in scores: redundant music, which reinforces the emotional tone; contrapuntal music, which runs counter to the dominant emotion; empathetic music, which conveys the emotions of the characters; a-empathetic music, which seems indifferent to the drama; and didactic...

  7. Jan 17, 2011 · Empathy has been described as a composite of two processes: an automatic, nonreflexive, and unconscious emotional process that supports thebottom-updis-position to feel like another person; and an intentional, reflexive and conscious process that regulates this disposition “top-down” in order to achieve prosocial goals, such as helping the o...

  8. pathetic music, which conveys the emotions of the characters; a-empathetic music, which seems indifferent to the drama; and didactic contrapuntal mu- sic, which uses music to distance the audiencein order to elicit a precise,

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