Dramatic Context
Dramatic Context Type: noun Pronunciation: /druh-mat-ik-kon-tekst/ Also spelled or known as: Dramatic Setting Plural: Dramatic Contexts Related: Dramatic Score What does Dramatic Context mean? The narrative situation in which music is used within a film, television program, game, commercial, broadway, or stage production. Understanding dramatic context helps composers and music supervisors select appropriate music. Dramatic […]
Dramatic Performance
Dramatic Performance Type: noun Pronunciation: /druh-mat-ik per-for-muhns/ Also spelled or known as: Theatrical Performance Plural: Dramatic Performances Related: Grand Rights What does Dramatic Performance mean? A stage performance, dance, or musical theatre production involving storytelling, acting, or dramatic presentation. A Dramatic Performance is a theatrical presentation where music, dialogue, movement, or narrative elements contribute to […]
Dramatic Score
Dramatic Score Type: noun Pronunciation: /druh-mat-ik-skor/ Also spelled or known as: Dramatic Underscore Plural: Dramatic Scores Related: Film Score What does Dramatic Score mean? Original music written to support dramatic scenes in visual media; music heard by the audience but not heard by the characters. A dramatic score helps communicate emotion, tension, suspense, pacing, and […]
Draw
Draw Type: noun Pronunciation: /draw/ Also spelled or known as: Advance Draw Plural: Draws Related: Advance What does Draw mean? 1. A payment advanced against future earnings. 2. Crowd Attraction; To draw a “crowd”. In music, a draw may be paid to a songwriter, producer, manager, or artist and later recouped from royalties or income. […]