[Commlist] CfP Screenwriting Sound and Music

Call for Papers. /The Soundtrack/ Special Issue: “Screenwriting Sound 
and Music”

Guest Editors: Pascal Rudolph, Claus Tieber

Sound and music can be found in screenplays throughout cinema history. 
The editors of this special issue invite papers that illustrate how 
knowledge as well as creative inspiration can be gained by using 
screenplays as research objects in film music and sound studies.

This special issue will deal with the many connections between 
screenwriting and sound/music on theoretical, methodological, and 
historical levels. We are seeking articles that might cover the 
following themes (but are not restricted to them):

●typologies of music/sounds in screenplays
●innovative ways of writing the soundtrack in screenplays beyond the 
Hollywood model
●terminology, definitions and historical screenwriting for sound films
●the screenwriter as musical advisor
●screenwriting film musicals and musical numbers
●screenwriting music videos
●sound and narration in screenplays
●screenwriting biopics of musicians
●historical case studies of screenwriting sound and music
●sound, music and screenplay format
●historical and recent collaborations between screenwriters and sound 
designers, composers, etc.
●screenwriting and sound design
●screenwriting music and sound for video games

Submission

To be considered for this Special Issue, please submit your abstract 
(max. 300 words) and a brief bio to (pascal.rudolph /at/ hfm-nuernberg.de) 
<mailto:(pascal.m.rudolph /at/ hfm-nuernberg.de)> and (claus.tieber /at/ univie.ac.at) 
<mailto:(claus.tieber /at/ univie.ac.at)> by *April 15, 2023.* If your abstract 
is accepted, we expect to receive the full article (min. 5000, max. 
7.000 words) by July 31, 2023. The issue will be published in 
autumn/winter 2023.

/The Soundtrack/ is a multi-disciplinary, double-blind peer-reviewed 
journal that brings together research in the area of music and sound in 
relation to film and other moving image media, including television, 
games and installations. See the journal site for further information: 
https://www.intellectbooks.com/the-soundtrack 
<https://www.intellectbooks.com/the-soundtrack>


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