Short video lecture on the sound recording practices in Robert Altman's "Nashville" (1975). Given as part of a sound lecture at Columbia College Hollywood. Special thanks to Fred Schultz. Prof. Linus Lau
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@ruairi98 Жыл бұрын
Love your channel! I like the focus on distinct examples of the use of sound, rather than showing movies "about" sound. Those films I feel expend a lot of effort visualizing and representing the act of recording, which muddies what can be learned from an actual practical context. Have you seen "where is the friend's house?" I feel like that film uses sound in a really wonderful and evocative way. There was a point where a distant sound in the ambience became the inciting moment of an important plot beat, and I don't think I've felt such dramatic irony and restless anxiety from sound alone in a film
@10secondfilmschool Жыл бұрын
I'll make sure to check out Where Is the Friend's House!