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Sound Cultures in Indian Cinema
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Hollywood Looks at India


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Title

Hollywood Looks at India

Subject

sound recording and reproduction, talkies

Description

Wilford Deming Jr.’s ‘Hollywood Looks at India’ debuts as a feature in Varieties Weekly. The article focuses on the experiences in Indian cinema industry that Deming Jr. has had as an expert on sound recording, which prompted him to concede that in the technical sense, the Indian studios considerably pre-date the American studios. Deming Jr. surveys the conditions in an average Indian studio laboratory. He states that lackadaisical laboratory processing renders the sound and picture quality inconsistent through the length of the film, an instance which even the American studios are not able to prevent.

Creator

Wilford Deming Jr.

Source

Varieties Weekly

Publisher

Varieties Weekly, Vol.1, No.4, August 22, 1931, pp.6-8

Date

1931-08-22

Contributor

The Media Lab

Format

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Language

Eng

Type

Document

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Original Format

Paper

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Citation

Wilford Deming Jr., "Hollywood Looks at India," in Sound Cultures in Indian Cinema, Item #7, http://sounds.medialabju.org/items/show/7 (accessed November 15, 2024).

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