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Deadline Approaching: Edited Collection CFP – Contemporary Screen Music and Sound Production

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Elsa M Marshall <[log in to unmask]>

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Elsa M Marshall <[log in to unmask]>

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Wed, 12 Jan 2022 15:49:17 +0000

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*Deadling Approaching: Edited Collection CFP – Contemporary Screen Music
and Sound Production*


In the introduction to *The Routledge Companion to Screen Music and Sound *
(2017)*, *Miguel Mera, Ronald Sadoff and Ben Winters write, ‘screen music
and sound has consistently ignored aspects of process in favor of the
interpretation of completed texts’ (p. 5). Such calls for analysing media
production processes have been made since at least the 1980s (Maltby 1983;
Bordwell, Staiger, and Thompson 1985), and have been taken up in archival
studies of historic film music production (e.g. Merkley 2007; Jacobs 2014;
Luko 2016; Lewis 2017; Platte 2017; Wright 2019). However, the
*contemporary* production of music and sound for audiovisual media has only
recently begun to receive attention—in studies of mainstream Hollywood
cinema (e.g. Sapiro 2016; Sadoff 2006), music video (Burns and Hawkins
2019), and advertising (e.g. Klein 2009; Deaville 2021), among other
areas—and remains largely a mystery to those outside the industry. Given
the proliferation of new platforms and methods of creation, there is a
plethora of textual forms, modes of production, and creative networks for
practitioners, students, and researchers to understand.



This edited collection aims to delineate and interrogate the structures and
practices of music and sound production in contemporary audiovisual media.
We invite proposals spanning a broad range of genres, platforms,
methodologies, processes and contexts.



Possible topics may include, but are not limited to:


   - Case studies tracing the music/sound production processes for specific
   media texts (across film, television, video games, trailers, advertising,
   music videos etc.)
   - Production of music for internet-based media (e.g. YouTube, TikTok,
   Instagram etc.)
   - Diversity and inclusion in music/sound production; issues of identity
   and representation
   - The impact of technologies on production processes and documentation
   (cloud-based platforms; digital audio workstations; virtual instruments
   etc.)
   - Production personnel, including interview-based chapters (e.g.
   composers, orchestrators, sound recordists, dubbing mixers et al.;
   invisible labour; “star” and “non-star” figures etc.)
   - Training for production roles (informal learning, higher education
   training courses, career trajectories)
   - On-screen depictions of music/sound production (e.g. “making-of”
   documentaries)
   - Methodologies for studying production (e.g. questions of access;
   qualitative methods; autoethnographic work; how production can inform
   reception etc.)
   - Forms of production in different cultural and national contexts
   (regulatory policies; institutions; ethical dimensions;
   adaptation/reproduction; amateur/professional)
   - Licensing music for media (commercial considerations; library music
   etc.)

We would be delighted to hear from academics, creative practitioners,
industry professionals, and archivists spanning a broad range of
disciplinary perspectives (music, film, media, cultural studies etc.),
whose work engages with the production of music and/or sound for
audiovisual media. We welcome proposals from postgraduate and early career
researchers.



Please send a 300-word abstract and a 150-word biography to:

[log in to unmask] by 31st January 2022. The editors (Toby
Huelin, Elsa Marshall and Ian Sapiro) also welcome informal enquiries to
the same email address. The timeline for the project will be confirmed
after discussion with the publisher, but we anticipate that initial chapter
drafts will be due in the first quarter of 2023.


-- 
Elsa Marshall

PhD Music candidate, University of Sheffield
SSHRC Doctoral Fellow

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