Sound is an important carrier of emotional expression. In movies

sound always appears simultaneously with images to jointly construct a discourse dissemination field for the audience; Compared to film and television visuals

sound has a stronger guiding and infectious power for the audience

and is not restricted by the movie screen. As early as the 1960s

the famous Canadian composer Raymond Murray Schafer first proposed the concept of "sound landscape" construction in his work

Soundscape

. This has laid a solid foundation for the design and shaping of future soundscapes. This paper will take urban films and domestic animated films as examples to study the design and shaping of sound landscapes in films

in order to provide some reference for contemporary film creation.