Sorry, there was some confusion about my last message, I would like a copy
of the Michel Chion essay translation Jaqueline Page mentioned, if possible.
thanks
Sarah Barmak
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University of Toronto
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From: "Jacqueline page" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 2:54 PM
Subject: Re: The Man Who Lies
I suggest reading works by Michel Chion, the French film sound theorist,
especially "La Musique au cinema", which is not published in English
translation but I have translated the middle section for my on-going
doctoral thesis (contact me if it would be of use to you). Claudia Gorbman
has translated his works Audio-Vison, Sound on Screen, and The Voice in
Cinema, which would also be useful. Claudia Gorbman's book "Narrative Film
Music" would also be very useful.
Jacqueline Page
University of Surrey Roehampton
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Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 5:19 PM
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Subject: The Man Who Lies
Dear Film-philosophy people:
I`m currently writing my diploma thesis on Alain Robbe-Grillet`s film "The
Man Who Lies".(1968), my study is based on a close analysis of the
soundtrack that Michel Fano made for the film and how it functions as a
producer of meaning for the images . I would appreciate if anyone has some
research done concerning this film, the author, or Michel Fano, or any
information , links, websites, books, etc. Could you send it to me . thanks
a lot. Oscar Camacho.
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