Movements of the tongue in speech.
- Date:
- 1948
- Film
About this work
Description
This film shows how the tongue moves when the speech sounds of the English language are pronounced (opening intertitle). The patient (a man) had an operation to remove his right cheek and so the tongue is shown in motion. The film is structured into three parts. One part shows the movement of the tongue when 'isolated' words, for example short words with vowels are spoken. There is a black and white section which is shot in extreme slow-motion with a spoken commentary. The patient is induced to pronounce a number of short sequences for example; 'the cushion's in that parcel'.
Publication/Creation
England, 1948.
Physical description
1 film reel (14 min.) : sound, color, 16 mm
Contributors
Terms of use
Open with advisory
Creator/production credits
Technical adviser; D. B. Fry, Produced by Realist Film Unit. Slow motion photography Kodak Research Laboratory, colour sequence in technicolour.
Copyright note
ICI Ltd.
Type/Technique
Languages
Subjects
Where to find it
Copy 1
Location Status Access Closed storesBMA525By appointment Manual request Copy 2
Location Status Access Closed storesBMA525By appointment Manual request