Analysis of Non-Diegetic sound in the Film 1917 as a builder of Patriotism element

Dicky Putera Pamungkas, Gibbran Pratishara

Abstract


The concept of non-diegetic sound encompasses all sounds originating from outside the story world and can only be heard by the audience. This research will focus on the film "1917" as the subject of analysis. Directed by Sam Mendes and released in 2019, "1917" tells the story of soldiers Schofield and his comrade, tasked with delivering a message to 1600 British troops while navigating through German-occupied territory. The aim of this study is to analyze the non-diegetic sound in the film "1917" as a builder of the element of patriotism. The research method employed in this study is qualitative research. The non-diegetic sound elements in the film 1917 play a crucial role in building the sense of patriotism within the film. These elements include: The background music used in the film carries a patriotic tone, utilizing distinctive instruments and melodies. It often accompanies English national anthems, further reinforcing the element of patriotism in the film. The sound effects employed in the film also exude a patriotic ambiance, such as the sounds of cannon shots, trumpet calls, and cheering. These sound effects establish a heroic and inspirational atmosphere, capable of evoking a sense of patriotism within the audience. The theme song featured in the film also embodies a patriotic sentiment, with lyrics depicting the struggles and sacrifices of British soldiers. This theme song is often played during pivotal moments in the film, further enhancing the patriotic element within the narrative.

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