An extract from the AD scripts for Brief Encounter, showing
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Download Table | An extract from the AD scripts for Brief Encounter, showing standard and cinematic AD. from publication: Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the description of film: Keeping AD users in the frame. Perspectives: Studies in Translatology, DOI:10.1080/0907676X.2012.693108 | Audio Description has increasingly been the focus of academic analysis. This paper responds to the call for more reception studies. It discusses the results of empirical research comparing the responses of blind, partially sighted and sighted participants to two styles of | Framing , DAVID and Reception | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
Jonathan FREEMAN, Professor (Full)
An extract from the AD scripts for Brief Encounter, showing
Jonathan FREEMAN, Professor (Full)
Jonathan FREEMAN, Professor (Full)
Louise FRYER, MSc; PhD.
Reported satisfaction: AD style by sight characteristics
PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the
PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the
Louise FRYER, MSc; PhD.
Louise FRYER, MSc; PhD.