At first glance, silent film and audio drama may appear antithetical modes of expression. Nevertheless, an interesting tradition of silent film-to-radio adapta-tions has emerged on BBC Radio Drama. Beyond this link between silent film and radio drama, other radio dramas have highlighted that Neil Brand, a successful silent film accompanist, radio dramatist and composer, links the silent film expe-rience and audio drama in two of his plays, Joanna and Waves Breaking on a Shore. Using theories of sound and narrative in film and radio, as well as discuss-ing the way radio in particular can stimulate the generation of imagery, this arti-cle examines layered points of view/audition as ways ...
In the late 1920s, British Radio became briefly and creatively entwined with a broader modernist cul...
Creative radio is written and produced from an unavoidable set of material conditions, but received ...
Writing of the closure in early 1965 of the Radio Features Department, Asa Briggs identifies one of ...
At first glance, silent film and audio drama may appear antithetical modes of expressio...
The BBC’s first director general, John Reith, believed the plays of Shakespeare were perfect for rad...
The introduction of synchronised sound to the British film industry presents a watershed moment in t...
The era of silent film, though brief in comparison to the history of cinema itself, set a solid foun...
The project was an experiment in linking music and poetry to archive films, not only to provide an e...
In this paper I examine cinematic representations of radio listenership as instances of distributed ...
Many arts have influenced the cinema over extended periods of time. One art – radio drama – is an ex...
Studies on film music have often overlooked the difference between the audiovisual strategies of so...
Although it is one of the most neglected fields of performance culture, throughout its history audio...
Silent movies did not have any talking or music in them but they left indelible traces to this day, ...
Sean Street's adaptation for Radio of David Gascoyne's Surrealist Film Scenario, "Procession to the ...
Since over ten years, the Pordenone Silent Film Festival hosts masterclasses in which renowned piani...
In the late 1920s, British Radio became briefly and creatively entwined with a broader modernist cul...
Creative radio is written and produced from an unavoidable set of material conditions, but received ...
Writing of the closure in early 1965 of the Radio Features Department, Asa Briggs identifies one of ...
At first glance, silent film and audio drama may appear antithetical modes of expressio...
The BBC’s first director general, John Reith, believed the plays of Shakespeare were perfect for rad...
The introduction of synchronised sound to the British film industry presents a watershed moment in t...
The era of silent film, though brief in comparison to the history of cinema itself, set a solid foun...
The project was an experiment in linking music and poetry to archive films, not only to provide an e...
In this paper I examine cinematic representations of radio listenership as instances of distributed ...
Many arts have influenced the cinema over extended periods of time. One art – radio drama – is an ex...
Studies on film music have often overlooked the difference between the audiovisual strategies of so...
Although it is one of the most neglected fields of performance culture, throughout its history audio...
Silent movies did not have any talking or music in them but they left indelible traces to this day, ...
Sean Street's adaptation for Radio of David Gascoyne's Surrealist Film Scenario, "Procession to the ...
Since over ten years, the Pordenone Silent Film Festival hosts masterclasses in which renowned piani...
In the late 1920s, British Radio became briefly and creatively entwined with a broader modernist cul...
Creative radio is written and produced from an unavoidable set of material conditions, but received ...
Writing of the closure in early 1965 of the Radio Features Department, Asa Briggs identifies one of ...