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Much of "Guilty" suggests movie sound-track minimalism, as the collective moves through lighter but far from cheerful passages that approach ¾ time.
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Ms. Taymor's particular gift for theatrical contrivance receives a boost from the actual Hawaiian island setting that breathes beneath layers of computer generated tinsel, brightly colored costumes and 70's rock-opera sound-track bombast.
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I then used the online synchronisation application to ensure my slides fitted the sound-track.
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Their trailers are striking because they have no narration and hardly any words; they only use wordless images and an instrumental sound-track.
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Mr. Assayas has a superb ear for late 20th-century noise -- he even made a film called "Noise" -- and he knows how to use often unexpected sound-track choices to hone the meaning in a scene.
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In the last five years, she got groovy and retro with her 2005 sound-track to the film "Good Night & Good Luck," while her 2008 album "When You Know" was more of a typical — and brilliant — outing.
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At least the sound-track (courtesy of the BC52s) sounds great!
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Combining her experiences working for the Los Angeles and Tribeca film festivals with her love of experimental music and indie rock, Ms. Surno began to book unique pairings of silent short films accompanied by musicians playing original sound-track compositions.
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We then got a sound-track background of On The Wings of Love.
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When he watched the news, Ford never allowed a commentator's sound-track to intrude.
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