The extant sources for the songs in MGM’s The Wizard of Oz -- draft lyrics, studio piano-vocal manuscripts, early screenplays, and other artifacts -- afford fascinating insight into their creation. These heretofore largely untapped materials provide support for my thesis: each song cue within Oz’s final cut -- understood as an individual, fixed "work" -- was created via cumulative authorship along a figurative assembly line. To demonstrate this phenomenon, I trace the evolution of the songs through their sequential developmental stages over the course of the film’s three production phases: Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production. Part I -- "Introduction" -- contains two chapters: Chapter 1 examines the factory-like Hollywood cul...
textHollywood film editing remains on the theoretical margins of contemporary film scholarship, and ...
textThis project seeks to determine the extent to which rock music brought an end to the Hollywood f...
Though published vocal scores of Broadway musicals imply sole musical authorship the archives reveal...
Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film Blackfriars Theatre The Wizard of Oz, Music a...
This study examines the critical issue of artistic 'collaboration' in the Hollywood studio system as...
Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film Blackfriars Theatre The Wizard of Oz, Music a...
The \u27Wizard of Oz\u27 story has been omnipresent in American popular culture since the first publ...
The twenty-first century musical is undoubtedly an intertextual landscape formed from fragments of p...
In this chapter, I explore the role of history in Hollywood musicals, from the 1920s through until t...
The story chronicles the adventures of a young farm girl named Dorothy in the magical Land of Oz, af...
This thesis explores the world of adaptation and the transformation from book to musical theater sta...
This thesis describes the making of a documentary about the making of a non-voiced dance adaptation ...
Since L. Frank Baum published his first Oz book in 1900, Oz has become an integral part of American ...
The Oxford Handbook of The American Musical offers new and cutting-edge essays on the most important...
textHollywood film editing remains on the theoretical margins of contemporary film scholarship, and ...
textThis project seeks to determine the extent to which rock music brought an end to the Hollywood f...
Though published vocal scores of Broadway musicals imply sole musical authorship the archives reveal...
Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film Blackfriars Theatre The Wizard of Oz, Music a...
This study examines the critical issue of artistic 'collaboration' in the Hollywood studio system as...
Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film Blackfriars Theatre The Wizard of Oz, Music a...
The \u27Wizard of Oz\u27 story has been omnipresent in American popular culture since the first publ...
The twenty-first century musical is undoubtedly an intertextual landscape formed from fragments of p...
In this chapter, I explore the role of history in Hollywood musicals, from the 1920s through until t...
The story chronicles the adventures of a young farm girl named Dorothy in the magical Land of Oz, af...
This thesis explores the world of adaptation and the transformation from book to musical theater sta...
This thesis describes the making of a documentary about the making of a non-voiced dance adaptation ...
Since L. Frank Baum published his first Oz book in 1900, Oz has become an integral part of American ...
The Oxford Handbook of The American Musical offers new and cutting-edge essays on the most important...
textHollywood film editing remains on the theoretical margins of contemporary film scholarship, and ...
textThis project seeks to determine the extent to which rock music brought an end to the Hollywood f...
Though published vocal scores of Broadway musicals imply sole musical authorship the archives reveal...