Tony Williams’s The sound of seeing had many features that were unfamiliar to New Zealand audiences. It had a tight structure, rapid style and an obvious focus on urban modernity. It also lacked any voice-over or obvious narrative.
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NZ On Screen
Reference:
The sound of seeing [videorecording]. Producer, John O'Shea; director and editor, Tony Williams. Pacific Films, 1963
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