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Some may construe this as diegetic music but he is really only creating sound. Another example would be the sound that comes from the horses along the track. This sound is apparent throughout the entire movie. The pattering from the running horses also shows spatial characteristics because as the horses move around the track, the noise coming from them changes depending on where the camera is in location to the horses...
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To enhance the diegetic sounds, non-diegetic music, music that exists outside of the character's world, is played in the background throughout the majority of the film. The non-diegetic music will be very upbeat and loud during intense and action packed scenes and the opposite during slower scenes. During one of Red's first races, he gets into a scuffle with one of the other jockeys...
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