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вЂњThat wind making those telephone wires buzz вЂ“ how could I write a piece of music out of that?вЂќ The answer, as it turned out, was not blowing in the wind, but sliding up and down the scale of a pedal steel guitar, the twangy lap instruments of country music. вЂњWhat would that sound like,вЂќ he said in an interview last year. If, as Murch himself once said, вЂњListening to interestingly arranged sounds makes you hear differently,вЂќ then the time is ripe for considering how and what we mightВ hearВ across the softening edges of the film soundtrack.Д¬omposing aВ sound world for Man of Steel (2013), Zack SnyderвЂ™s recent Superman reboot, had Hans Zimmer thinking about telephone wires stretching across the plains of Clark KentвЂ™s boyhood home in Smallville. In three entries, Benjamin Wright, Danijela Kulezic-Wilson, and Randolph Jordan will examine the integrated soundtrack from a variety of perspectives, including technology, labor, aesthetic practice, theoretical frameworks, and suggest that the dissolution ofВ the boundaries between soundtrack categories can prompt us to apprehend film sound in new ways.

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This blog series explores other ways in which filmmakers have treated the soundtrack as a holistic entity, one in which the traditional divisions between music, effects, and speech have been disrupted in the name of sculpting innovative sonic textures.

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ItвЂ™s been 35 years since film editor and sound designer Walter Murch used the sounds of whirring helicopter blades in place of an orchestral string section in Apocalypse Now, in essence blurring the boundary between two core components of the movie soundtrack: music and sound effects. Read it! YouвЂ™ll findВ an impeccably researchedВ work thatвЂ™s the definition of howВ the history of film sound and media convergence ought to be written.Д«ut before rushing back to the early days, stick around here on SO! for the first of our three installments in Sculpting the Film Soundtrack. Spring is the author of an exciting and important new book Saying it With Songs: Popular Music and the Coming of Sound to Hollywood Cinema. As Guest Editor, weвЂ™re honored and delightedВ to have Katherine Spring, Associate Professor of Film Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University.

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