Live-action Dubbing
Live-Action Dubbing is a modality of audiovisual translation in which the original spoken dialogue of a live-action screen production is replaced with a recorded target-language performance that is synchronized with the on-screen actors’ lip movements and timing so as to preserve the illusion of original speech.
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Image/Music/Voice: Song Dubbing in Hollywood Musicals
Marsha Siefert · Journal of Communication · 1995 · 73 citations
Humanities, Musicology, Dubbing +8
Film dubbing phonetic, semiotic, esthetic and psychological aspects
1976 · 20 citations
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