Every country's broad comedy has its own rhythms and sounds to express aggressive excitement, dense frustration and nonsense exclamations.
There is something magical in the power of flat pictures to depict a diverse universe, as also in the power of mere sounds to express events.
It's honest language to use sounds to express yourself.
I care more about how I can use sounds to express human emotions and feelings.
They always started from a specific emotion or image, and then found sounds to express it.
Every time you record moving images with you video camera you also record sound and in most films you also use that sound - or different sounds - to express different things, moods, impressions in your film.
The work of organising a tournament is enormous, and it may sound thankless to express dissatisfaction, but in the matter of ball boys (ball girls sometimes, and these show more intelligence and take more pains) there ought to be some little training beforehand.
I know this sounds demented to express and might be another form of derangement in and of itself.
Its episodic swatches ultimately degenerated into sound effects, straining to express a meaning that lay beyond their reach.
