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Sound and Cinema: Past, Present and Future

Lucy Trumbull Brown

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Curation of the Screen School Public Programme, an exhibition and events programme spanning film, virtual reality, games, TV and sound celebrating 125 years of diversity and creativity within the College. The exhibition will include a week of free interactive events, featuring audio-visual live works, presentations, film screenings, VR, games and immersive spaces, panel discussions, practical workshops, performances and more. The exhibition features a photographic celebration of The Cinema Museum, a collaboration with National Disability Art Collection & Archive (NDACA) exhibiting film and sound pieces by disabled artists, prints by Tom Eckersley from UAL's Archives and Special Collections Centre, and a small exhibition of objects from the Stanley Kubrick Archive based at London College of Communication. In addition, London College of Communication is proud to partner with the BAFTA-qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) to launch the Aesthetica Award-Winning Film Tour – an initiative aimed at bringing cinema to the community and encouraging positive engagement with independent film.

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Curation of the Screen School Public Programme, an exhibition and events programme spanning film, virtual reality, games, TV and sound celebrating 125 years of diversity and creativity within the College. The exhibition will include a week of free interactive events, featuring audio-visual live works, presentations, film screenings, VR, games and immersive spaces, panel discussions, practical workshops, performances and more. The exhibition features a photographic celebration of The Cinema Museum, a collaboration with National Disability Art Collection & Archive (NDACA) exhibiting film and sound pieces by disabled artists, prints by Tom Eckersley from UAL's Archives and Special Collections Centre, and a small exhibition of objects from the Stanley Kubrick Archive based at London College of Communication. In addition, London College of Communication is proud to partner with the BAFTA-qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) to launch the Aesthetica Award-Winning Film Tour – an initiative aimed at bringing cinema to the community and encouraging positive engagement with independent film.

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Curation of the Screen School Public Programme, an exhibition and events programme spanning film, virtual reality, games, TV and sound celebrating 125 years of diversity and creativity within the College. The exhibition will include a week of free interactive events, featuring audio-visual live works, presentations, film screenings, VR, games and immersive spaces, panel discussions, practical workshops, performances and more. The exhibition features a photographic celebration of The Cinema Museum, a collaboration with National Disability Art Collection & Archive (NDACA) exhibiting film and sound pieces by disabled artists, prints by Tom Eckersley from UAL's Archives and Special Collections Centre, and a small exhibition of objects from the Stanley Kubrick Archive based at London College of Communication. In addition, London College of Communication is proud to partner with the BAFTA-qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) to launch the Aesthetica Award-Winning Film Tour – an initiative aimed at bringing cinema to the community and encouraging positive engagement with independent film.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Movie theater, Visual arts, Creativity, Sound (geography), Diversity (politics), Art, Multimedia

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