KnowraSound filmLinked fromLinked fromThe 54 pages that link to Sound film, each with the reason it gives.All 54Related 13Narrower topic 21Compared with 20ScreenplayRelated: Synchronized dialogue made spoken lines a central part of screenplay writing.Fred AstaireRelated: Synchronized sound let Astaire’s tap rhythms and musical phrasing become part of the film’s soundtrack.Fritz LangRelated: M uses offscreen sound and a recurring whistle to make sound part of the investigation.Oscar MicheauxRelated: Micheaux adopted sound filmmaking with The Exile in 1931.Max FactorRelated: Microphones and close-ups increased pressure for performers’ makeup to look natural at close range.Triumph of the WillRelated: Speeches, music, and crowd responses make the rally’s ritual audible as well as visible.History of filmRelated: Synchronized dialogue and music transformed acting, production, distribution, and exhibition.1st Academy AwardsRelated: The ceremony took place as synchronized sound was transforming film production.Marie DresslerRelated: The transition to sound gave Dressler’s resonant voice and stage-trained delivery new commercial value.Carole LombardRelated: The transition to dialogue films helped Lombard develop her rapid, expressive comic delivery.Golden Age of American animationRelated: Synchronized dialogue, music, and effects helped make early sound cartoons a major attraction.Walter HustonRelated: Huston's mature film career took shape as synchronized dialogue transformed screen acting.Gene AutryRelated: Synchronized sound made musical performances a natural feature of Autry’s films.