Sounds Good

Shows the use of various microphones and sound mixes and illustrates the importance of sound perspective. Explains difficulties encountered in achieving good sound quality in a television studio and use of sound to achieve effects.

Describes how cleft palates affect speech. Using cineradiography, examines the functions of the velopharyngeal mechanism, as well as anterior dentition, dental arch form, and other types of abnormal physiologic activities. Briefly discusses the effects of surgery and the use of corrective appliances.

More in CETO Television Training Films Series

  1. Cut Or Mix
  2. Demonstrations On Television
  3. Floor Management
  4. Good Lighting, Pt 1
  5. Good Lighting, Pt 2
  6. Good Lighting, Pt 3
  7. People Talking
  8. Presentation Techniques, Pt 1 - Presentation By
  9. Presentation Techniques, Pt 2 - Presenter And Studio
  10. Still Pictures In Etv
  11. Using Lenses, Pt 1 - The Lens Turret
  12. Using Lenses, Pt 2 - The Zoom And Other Lenses
  13. Who Does What
  14. Words And Labels
  15. Superimposition 1968
  16. Sets, Construction And Display 1969
  17. Sounds Good 1969

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record, video