CICANT researcher David Novack, a member of Lusófona Sound and a founding member of the FilmEU Centre of Excellence FILMIND, has just published a new article in Projections: The Journal of the Society for Cognitive Studies of the Moving Image.
Titled Sonic Meaning-Making in Film: An Artistic Inquiry into the Functions of Film Sound, the article explores the intricate role of sound in cinematic storytelling, offering a unique artistic perspective on how sonic elements shape meaning and audience perception in film.
This publication further strengthens CICANT's commitment to interdisciplinary research in film and media studies, highlighting the importance of sound as a fundamental element of cinematic expression.
For more details, the article is available in Projections, the peer-reviewed journal dedicated to cognitive and psychological approaches to moving images. Visit the hyperlink here.