Cinematic audio refers to the sound design and music used in films to enhance storytelling and create emotional impact. It includes dialogue, sound effects, and background music, all carefully mixed to immerse the audience in the film's world. The goal is to support the visuals and evoke specific feelings, making the viewing experience more engaging. Key elements of cinematic audio include foley, which involves creating everyday sound effects, and score, the original music composed for a film. Additionally, sound mixing is crucial, as it balances all audio elements to ensure clarity and depth, contributing to the overall atmosphere of the movie.