Foley RecordingSep 1, 2005, By Blair Jackson One of the most critical, yet underappreciated links of the film sound chain is Foley recording. You probably know the basics. It was named after the... The Art of Anime DubbingAug 1, 2005, By Bryan Reesman The recent boom in the popularity of anime, both on TV and DVD, has seen the introduction of dozens of shows to the U.S. market each year, as well as... Location Sound Effects Recording for FilmJul 1, 2005, By Blair Jackson You can be forgiven if you don't know the names Eric Potter and John Fasal. But you've undoubtedly heard their work. They are location recording specialists,... Get Your Audio E Ticket HereMay 1, 2005, By Maureen Droney Most awards shows just need to look good. But nobody really notices the sound, unless, of course, it completely cuts out during some celebrity acceptance... Multichannel Mixing for HD TelevisionApr 1, 2005, By Mel Lambert As we move precipitously closer to the FCC's mandate for broadcasters to complete the transition from analog to digital TV currently set for late 2006... Reefer MadnessApr 1, 2005, By Blair Jackson A number of movies evolved from Broadway or off-Broadway plays or musicals, but how many films can claim an anti-drug campaign as their origin? First... DumaMar 1, 2005, By Blair Jackson Times change, tastes change. Today's movie-going children seem to want slam-bang action, computer-generated wizardry and plenty of crude humor, preferably... Top Scoring Composer Completes Own ComplexMar 1, 2005, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Scoring composer Harry Gregson-Williams (Shrek and Shrek 2, Team America: World Police, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason) has completed his new five-room,... Most Popularadvertisement PollsTalkBack
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