Sound design is important in movies because it can help tell a story better. However, it faces some challenges:

1. Diegetic vs. Non-Diegetic Sound:

   • Sometimes, the sounds that belong to the story (like footsteps or background noise) and the sounds that don’t (like music that sets the mood) can be mixed up. This can confuse viewers and weaken the emotional impact.
   • If the change from story sounds to background music isn't smooth, it can pull the audience out of the experience.

2. Complexity of Emotion:

   • Sometimes, there’s too much sound, which can make people feel overwhelmed. This can lead to them getting used to it and not feeling anything at all.
   • If the sounds don’t match what’s happening, it can be confusing, making it hard to connect with the characters.

To fix these problems, filmmakers should work on making the sounds fit together well. Good sound design should support the story, not take attention away from it.