There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

Music has played a critical role throughout the history of cinema in the shaping of film narrative; the influencing of the meanings of filmic texts; the development of characters; the shaping of culture and fashion; and the overarching experiences of audience members.

This module will provide you with an overview of the historical, theoretical, and practical application of research within the field, aiming to develop your understanding of the relationship between music, picture, culture, and the audience.

You will have an opportunity to explore the evolution of production practices in the creation of musical soundtracks, examine the cultural impact of musical scores, and delve into the debates and challenges faced by the music-for-picture industry.

1 Describe the various technical conventions, practices and technologies associated with the production of music for picture.
2 Explore the relationship between film narrative and film music.
3 Discuss the theoretical, critical, and historical debates about film sound and music.
4 Make observations of the creative usage of diegetic and non-diegetic music in film.