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Sounds like horror : an introduction to the aural language of the horror genre [electronic resource] / Saoirsa Kilroy

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Dissertation note: BA (Hons) in Film and Document. Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, 2020 Summary: This dissertation will examine the importance of a sound scape within the horror genre and the techniques and technology filmmakers use to manipulate audience’s emotions and give an unforgettable experience.

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BA (Hons) in Film and Document. Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, 2020

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This dissertation will examine the importance of a sound scape within the horror genre and the techniques and technology filmmakers use to manipulate audience’s emotions and give an unforgettable experience.

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