A century of sound : the history of sound in motion pictures / UCLA Film & Television Archive and The Rick Chace Foundation present ; written, produced and directed by Robert Gitt.

A three-part program that takes a comprehensive look at sound in motion pictures. Part 1 begins with the 1876 invention of the phonograph and chronicles the development of motion picture recording, production, and exhibition technology through 1932, featuring unique and rarely seen film excerpts sho...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	UCLA Film and Television Archive (Presenter, Production company, Publisher) Rick Chace Foundation (Presenter, Production company) University of California (System). Regents (Production company)
Other Authors:	Gitt, Robert, 1941- (Film producer, Film director, Screenwriter)
Language:	English
Published:	[California] : UCLA Film & Television Archive, 2007-
Subjects:	Sound motion pictures > United States > History. Motion pictures > United States > History. Sound > Recording and reproducing > History. Motion pictures. Sound motion pictures. Sound > Recording and reproducing. United States. Nonfiction films. Documentary films. Film excerpts. Feature films > United States. Feature films. History.
Genre:	Nonfiction films. Documentary films. Film excerpts. Feature films Feature films. History.
Physical Description:	videodiscs : sound, color and black & white ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:	Video DVD Blu-ray Disc

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