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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Sound technology"”.
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The Making and Analysis of Covered
… production design, cinematography, editing, sound, technology, workflow, and direction are discussed with attention to how each uniquely contributed to the story. In an effort to objectively critique the finished film, feedback from test audiences will be examined.
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Red Bean Monday
… producing, cinematography, directing, editing, sound, technology, and workflow. I will also discuss things I have learned as a filmmaker through the successes and failures that I determined based on surveys from audience participation.</p>
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Armed With A Heart
… production design, cinematography, editing, sound, technology, workflow, and direction. Each of these areas contain a myriad of decisions that were made in effort to fulfill the overall vision of the movie as being a character driven, psychological thriller produced with a high production …
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The Toaster That Toasted The Golden Toast
… production design, cinematography, editing, sound, technology, workflow, and direction. Each of these areas contains a myriad of decisions that were made in effort to fulfill the overall vision of the movie as being a genuinely funny action film produced with a high production value, and …
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Broadcasting modernity: eloquent listening in the early twentieth century
… ‘Broadcasting Modernity’ is an account of sound technology, namely wireless, as a feature of early twentieth century literature. If modernism is a historical-specific movement, and language a repository of time, then the advent of radio broadcasting cannot be ignored - a medium which …
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Development of a new technology-based learning tool to promote the uptake of clinical practice guidelines on the management of neck pain in chiropractic teaching faculty
… graduates. Objective: To develop a pedagogically-sound, technology-based learning tool aimed at improving knowledge of an evidence-based clinical practice guideline for teaching and clinical faculty at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. Methods: I developed an online, module-based …
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Alternative employment and training projects in Berlin
… to develop socially useful and environmentally sound technology (suest), products or services, as undertaken by alternative employment and training projects in West Berlin. The research is important for the exploration of several issues: the limits of training as a process of changing employment …
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Sonic Spaces : technological access to dominance and resistance
… in use to claim or occupy the sonic space is sound, whose emission or reception by humans largely depends either on biological features or technological resources. Since mostly all humans are provided with equal sonic biological features, it is in the realm of sound technologies where …
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Managing innovation in the real estate industry : a theory of disruptive innovations
… much experience in planning and executing technology-driven strategies. Real estate technology is in its infancy. The growth trajectories of innovations and the impacts of novel technologies on the future of the real estate industry have yet to be seen. This is an important time for board …
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Situating the Corrido in Diego Rivera’s Murals at the Ministry of Public Education
… agenda, and its relationship to emerging sound technology at the time of its creation. This paper argues that Rivera’s representation of the corrido references Mexico’s revolutionary history, while also addressing the ways in which global forms of mass media, specifically sound and film …
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Ears Taut to Hear: Sound Recording and Twentieth-Century American Literature
… engagement between American literature and sound reproduction technologies during the twentieth century. Through an analysis of texts by Gertrude Stein, John Dos Passos, Alan Lomax, Sidney Bechet, Langston Hughes, Amiri Baraka, Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, and August Wilson, I explore …
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Co-Becomings in Creative Music Workshop Practices
… human and other-than-human dimensions including sound, technology and affect. The concept of co-becoming is put into dialogue with workshop practice in three diverse sites including an early years classroom, an online music making group for young autistic people and a music group for people with …
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Municipal solid waste management and institutions in Tripoli, Libya : applying the environmentally sound technologies (ESTs) concept
… and public health. The environmentally sound technology (EST) concept, which emerged from the United Nations in the 1990s, has been suggested as a useful means to identify sustainable solid waste management systems for developing countries. The international community has promoted ESTs …
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Mediating the Past: BBC Radio Archaeology Broadcasting, 1922-1966.
… time radio producers harnessed developments in sound technology to find new ways of mediating complex archaeological information for public presentation, until in the mid- 1960s the focus for archaeological broadcasting moved to television. The research throws new light on the early years of BBC …
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Cinema and the Urdu Public Sphere: Literary imaginaries in the making of film cultures in north India (1930-50)
… and translation. Part two engages with early sound cinema’s mobilization of the tropes from an Urdu imaginaire, a term I have coined to refer to an affective literary imaginary that provided not only narratives but also cultural frameworks for representation in north Indian cinema in the 1930s …
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Active noise control in a luxury vehicle
Structure-borne road noise is a critical sound attribute for the overall Noise Vibration& Harshness (NVH) performance of modern luxury vehicles. Currentpassive NVH solutions require structural design modifications, in order to controllow frequency sources that cause structure-borne noise. Active …
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Beyond sound effects: Designing sound for the American theatre in the 1970s
… the engagement between American theatre and sound reproduction technologies in the 1970s. Through an analysis of Abe Jacob’s sound design for Broadway and productions created by experimental theatre practitioners such as Robert Wilson, Richard Foreman, and the Wooster Group, I explore how …
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Sound conversations: print media, player pianos, and early radio in the United States
… frequently identify early twentieth-century sound technologies, such as the phonograph, as playing an important role in the march towards more passive, homogenized, and commoditized ways of interacting with music and sound, these ends reveal little of the means. This dissertation focuses on …
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A new narrative frame: sound design and conceptual storytelling in German film 1930-1933.
… as well as global political and economic forces, sound film became rapidly established as an innovative element in German cinema. With the arrival of technology enabling the production of synchronous sound for cinema film, the era of live sound accompaniment in cinemas drew to a close. This thesis …