Sound in Doc Martin Clip

When Doc Martin is walking the up beat music adds emphasis to the fact that he is walking fast and makes it clear to the audience that he is angry. Also you can hear seagulls in the background which clarifies the area where the scene is set which might be near the sea. Lastly when Doc Martin looks at the woman, the sharp longing sound shows the tension between the two characters.

There are different types of sound:

Diegetic

Diegetic sound is any sound that occurs naturally from the story and plays a part in the storyline. Also the sound can be on or off the scene and still be part of the story.

Examples of diegetic sound from the Doc Martin clip would be things like the phone ringing, placing a cup down, the dog barking and the hover.

Non-diegetic

Non-diegetioc sound is any sound that does not happen within the story like sound effects, mood music and narration

Examples of non-diegetic sound from the Doc Martin clip would be things like the intro music and the music which is played when there is tension between the 2 characters of Doc Martin and the Woman in the School.

Synchronous 

Synchronous sound is any sound that occurs from what is happening in the scene and you can see where the sound is coming from.

Examples of synchronous sound from the Doc Martin clip would be things like the car boot being shut and paper being cut as we can see these things happening in the scene

Asynchronous

Asynchronous sound is any sound that occurs off the screen and the viewer can not see where the sound is coming from. 

Examples of Asynchronous sound in the Doc Martin clip would be things like the seagulls and people talking as we can not directly see where the sound is coming from.