UK courses in sound for film - The School Of Sound - sound with the moving image

The School Of Sound

A unique series of masterclasses exploring the art of sound with the moving image

The next School of Sound international symposium will be held from 18 - 21 of April 2007 at the Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London.

The programme includes:

• RAY BECKETT
• MICHÈLE BOKANOWSKI
• MICHEL CHION
• MYCHAEL DANNA
• PAZ ENCINA
• HEINER GOEBBELS
• ALAN HALL
• GRAHAM HARTSTONE
• ANN KROEBER o­n ALAN SPLET, introduced by Frank Behnke
• PIERS PLOWRIGHT
• IMOGEN STIDWORTHY
• MARINA WARNER
• JIM WEBB

You can learn more about the School of Sound programme at www.schoolofsound.co.uk where you will find information o­n fees, accommodation and bursaries.

10-11 February 2007

INTRODUCTION TO FILM SOUND and FILM MUSIC

A two-day series of talks introducing the creative use of sound and music with the moving image. The talks deconstruct the soundtrack, showing the interrelationship between sound, music, image and story. The programme includes a discussion of strategies and concepts for working with sound and music, from pre- to post-production. Participants will have time o­n the second day to discuss their own projects.

These talks are devised for anyone working in screen-based media with relevance for directors, writers and producers as well as sound designers, editors and composers.

Presenters: Larry Sider, Prof. Stephen Deutsch and Annabelle Pangborn.
See Courses and Consultancy o­n our website for details o­n fees and venue. Limited to twenty places.

In association with

NFTS
National Film and Television School

Supported by

Film London
London Development Agency
Intellect Books and Journals
Dolby

THE SOUNDTRACK JOURNAL

The School of Sound introduces you to a new journal, The Soundtrack, published by Intellect Books. This new journal engages in an uncommon discourse. As its name suggests, its focus is o­n the combination of all of the aural elements of moving pictures as a coherent entity.
        
Go to the School of Sound website and click o­n Journal to find out more about The Soundtrack and the Editor's call for submissions.

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The programme is subject to change.