I can only imagine that there would be a bevy of writing on Capra's "Why We
Fight" [Narrator: Walter Huston] or the" Britain can Take It/London Can Take
It" series [I think narrated by Quentin Reynolds]. K Silverman's "The
Acoustic Mirror" has an interesting section on male narration (which I would
I think most war documentaries feature) as opposed to female voiceover.

On Dec 11, 2007 6:07 AM, Roee Avramot <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Dear colleagues
>
> my name is roee and im a film student from israel
>
> im doing a pro-seminar about the Voice Over in
>
> war cinema. After looking for academic metirials
>
> i found very little that really touch the subject.
>
> Can you please direct my to some articles about the subject?
>
> im looking for both historical and psychological related articles
>
> yours
>
>
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> Roee Avramot
> Film Director and Editor
> Tel Aviv Israel
> 972 (0) 54-8006490
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