TED: Everything you hear on film is a lie | Tasos Frantzolas

The video explores the art of sound design in films, emphasizing the role of deception and creativity in creating realistic sound effects. It discusses techniques like reverb and silence, and how they influence perception and emotion. The video also highlights the use of ambiances and acousmatic sounds to create tension and mystery, illustrating these concepts with examples from films like 'The Hunt for Red October'.

How can silence be used effectively in film?

What does the speaker mean by 'there is no such thing as silence'?

What is the significance of ambiances in sound design?

How does the speaker relate sound to emotional memory?