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Film Music and Visual Attention : A Pilot Experiment using Eye-Tracking

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Summary, in English

This article gives an account of an eye-tracking experiment carried out during a workshop at Lund University, where the overall question was, "how does film music affect meaning?". The pilot experiment was conducted on an exploratory basis, and in this article, the tentative results and possible usefulness of laboratory experiments are discussed.

Publishing year

2015

Language

English

Pages

69-80

Publication/Series

Music and the Moving Image

Volume

8

Issue

2

Document type

Journal article

Publisher

University of Illinois Press

Topic

  • Medical Laboratory and Measurements Technologies
  • Studies on Film
  • Cultural Studies

Keywords

  • film and eye-tracking studies
  • film music

Status

Published

Project

  • Film music experience and experimental methods: Eye tracking, neuroaesthetics
  • Film music

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISSN: 2167-8464