Film dubbng, USSR, 1960s-
Prof Steven P Hill
s-hill4 at ILLINOIS.EDU
Sun Oct 18 08:33:02 UTC 2009
Dear colleagues, Kayiatos, Robin, etc.
Starting about 1931, the USSR's "international studio," Mezhrabpom-Film,
was assigned to do all dubbing of non-Russian films into Russian.
Even after 1936 (appx'y), when Mezhrabpom was re-designated as the
"Gor'kii Children's Studio" ("Detfil'm"), the dubbing specialty continued
at Detfil'm. And continued at least through the 1960s, if not later.
If a book has ever been published about the Gor'kii-Detfil'm Studio
(I'm not aware of such, but it might exist), I'll wager it would contain
a chapter about dubbing soundtracks at Detfil'm...
Best wishes to all,
Steven P Hill,
University of Illinois.
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# Date: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 17:33:56 -0500
# From: Anastasia Kayiatos <akayiatos at BERKELEY.EDU>
# Subject: Film-Dubbing in the Soviet Union
Can anyone recommend sources on the politics and practices of dubbing film in
the Soviet Union, especially during the post-Stalin period?
Please send responses off list to akayiatos at gmail.com .
Thank you.
Anastasia Kayiatos
Doctoral Candidate, Slavic Languages & Literatures
University of California, Berkeley
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# Date: Sat, 17 Oct 2009 19:02:54 -0400
# From: Richard Robin <rrobin at GWU.EDU>
# Subject: Re: Film-Dubbing in the Soviet Union
Please reply ON LIST. I too am quite interested in this topic.
Richard M. Robin, Ph.D.
Director Russian Language Program
The George Washington University
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