Sound Theory, Sound Practice (AFI Film Readers)
by Rick Altman
Sound Theory, Sound Practice, part of the AFI Film Readers series and edited by Rick Altman, delves into the foundational principles and hands-on applications of sound in film. This volume offers a comprehensive examination of audio's impact on cinematic storytelling, making it an invaluable text for film enthusiasts and professionals alike.
About This Book
Sound Theory, Sound Practice is a key volume in the AFI Film Readers series, focusing on the essential role of sound in cinema.
Edited by Rick Altman, the book compiles diverse perspectives on how sound shapes narrative and audience experience in films.
It serves as a resource for scholars and practitioners interested in the technical and theoretical dimensions of audio in visual media.
The collection emphasizes practical insights drawn from film production and analysis.
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