Notes on Animated Sound

Norman McLaren · William E. Jordan

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NORMAN McLAREN is currently in India on a film assignment for UNESCO, but will return to Ottawa, Canada, to resume his work with the Canadian Film Board. A pioneer in animation, McLaren composed and photographed music and sound effects from drawings in three notable films, Love Your Neighbor, Now Is the Time, and Two Bagatelles. William Jordan, a member of the Theater Arts Department of the University of California, Los Angeles campus, introduces Mr. McLaren's description of his animated sound method with an explanation of normal sound recording.

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