[eccr] Update: Sounding Out 2

>Midlands Sound Research Group and Sound Journal
>Call for Presentations (deadline: 10 March 2004)
>
>SOUNDING OUT 2 - An International Symposium on Sound in the Media
>
>8-10. July. 2004 - University of Nottingham
>
>Confirmed speakers include:
>
>Ioan Allen (Academy Award recipient, vice-president Dolby Laboratories)
>Anne Karpf (Author and Writer, The Guardian newspaper)
>Kate Rowland (BBC Creative Director, New Writing)
>Moufida Tlatli (Award winning filmmaker)
>Following the success of the first Sounding Out event in July 2002, the 
>Midlands Sound Research Group and Alan Beck, editor of Sound Journal, are 
>pleased to announce a second International Conference on the practices and 
>theories of sound.
>
>This event aims to promote links and dialogue between practitioners, 
>students and academics concerned with SOUND as communication, 
>entertainment and creative practice across converging media: including 
>film, radio, television, electro-acoustic music, new digital media, 
>computer games.
>
>Proposals for illustrated presentations (15 mins talk, 5 mins examples) 
>are invited in three key areas (detailed overleaf):
>    * Voice
>    * Audiences & Sound
>    * Cultural Identities
>Please send abstracts of no more than 150 words by 10 March to 
><mailto:(info /at/ soundfile.org)>(info /at/ soundfile.org) or
>SOUNDING OUT 2, Institute of Film Studies, University Park, University of 
>Nottingham, Nottingham, NG7 2RD, United Kingdom.
>
>For information, conference schedule, updates, news of 'Sounding Out 
>Nottingham' competition, and student caucus, please visit our website at: 
>http://www.soundfile.org/sound
>email: <mailto:(info /at/ soundfile.org)>(info /at/ soundfile.org)
>
>or write to SOUNDING OUT 2, Institute of Film Studies, University Park, 
>University of Nottingham, Nottingham, NG7 2RD, United Kingdom.
>
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>The Midlands Sound Research Group is based at Staffordshire University and 
>the University of Nottingham. It is committed to researching all aspects 
>of Sound as a source of communication and creative expression across 
>traditional and new digital media.

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