Electronic Pulses and Dystopian Soundscapes
The Mahfouz adaptation relies heavily on recorded, digital soundscapes. Avoid acoustic or "natural" sounds unless you are showing Callum and Sephy's innocence at the beach. You should use terms like "synthetic," "sub-bass," and "distortion" to create an oppressive atmosphere.
The Big Idea: The world of Albion should never sound entirely peaceful. Even in quiet moments, the technology of the state is listening.
Very low-frequency electronic sounds. You feel these in your chest more than you hear them. Perfect for creating a sense of dread and psychological pressure.
Intentionally corrupting a sound file so it sounds harsh, fuzzy, or glitchy. Use this during Kamal's news broadcasts to show the media is biased and unnatural.
A pure, unbroken, high-frequency tone. Often used after an explosion sound effect to simulate the ringing in the ears of a bombing survivor.
Use this structure in your Eduqas exam to guarantee top marks (Point ➔ Effect ➔ Terminology).
| Sound Choice (What) | Impact Justification (Why) | Key Terminology |
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