The Graduate, Mike Nichols, 1967, USA

->When he is driving in his car, we have sound that goes with whats actually happening on screen. What i mean is the strum of the guitar gets slower and eventually stops to show contrast with his car fading away. (it breaks down)

->When the wedding chapel is revealed to the audience there is a string of guitar. He tries to enter but the door is locked, when he runs around and up the stairs another strum is used. It is like the guitar is a frequent instrument used in the film and with every new hope that he has found the church, then found a new way into it a new strum happens.

->During the wedding scene where everyone is shouting at the main character Ben Braddock. Elaine looks around the hall in 1st person mode, sees everyone shouting at him, but there is no sound coming from there mouths. All we hear is Ben's shouting of her name in a frantic voice over and over. It's like all she can hear is his voice because thats what she cares about.

->Sound is muffled in some scenes because it relfects the main characters moods and his hearing. Like when he is at a party and all we hear is muffled voices. We are hearing what he is making to hear.