Which of the following is NOT an example of the deliberate distortion of sound to further the story?
A) the amplified breathing of soldiers in A Thin Red Line
B) the use of a train whistle to replace a scream in The Thirty-Nine Steps
C) the use of sound effects to produce on-screen synchronous sound for a barking dog
D) the high volume of sound as the samurai horses gallop towards the village in Seven Samurai

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The use of sound effects to produce on-screen synchronous sound for a barking dog is not an example of deliberate distortion of sound. On-screen sound effects such as barking dog are typically used to enhance the realism of the scene rather than distort the sound. The other options are deliberate examples of distortion used to further the story, such as emphasizing the soldiers' tension in A Thin Red Line or replacing a scream with a train whistle in The Thirty-Nine Steps. The high volume of sound in Seven Samurai serves to enhance the action and create an immersive experience for the audience.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of the Deliberate