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Horror Audio

	
Sep  1, 2007, 
	By David John Farinella
	
	

	
	
Effects mixer Gregg Rudloff wants to make you feel uneasy. Granted, that's not usually the assignment for the two-time Oscar winner (for Glory and The...

	





	
Fights, Footsteps and Thrills

	
Aug  1, 2007, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
In our September 2005 issue, we ran an in-depth story about the often-misunderstood and under-appreciated art of Foley recording the post-production process...

	





	
Transforming Blockbuster Sound

	
Jul  1, 2007, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
When it comes to mixing sound for blockbusters, the indisputable kings of Hollywood are Kevin O'Connell and Greg Russell. Their track record is staggering:...

	





	
Three-Quel Spring

	
Jun  1, 2007, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
Ch-ching! The bean-counters will doubtless be happy with the box-office returns from the third installments of these four franchises: Spider-Man 3, Ocean's...

	





	
BBC/Discovery Channel's Planet Earth Series

	
Jun  1, 2007, 
	By Mark R. Smith
	
	

	
	
Planet Earth is a production that can surely be called : Five years in the making, it was shot on more than 200 locations worldwide by 40 specialist film...

	





	
Ghost Whisperer

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By Matt Hurwitz
	
	

	
	
Who knows what a ghost sounds like? The old clichs of moans, rattling chains and wind don't quite hold up in 2007 especially when sound effects creators...

	





	
Maybe Chicken Little Was Right

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By George Petersen
Executive Editor
	
	

	
	
The sky is falling at least part of it is for wireless audio users, whether for broadcast, production sound, Broadway, concerts, sporting events or houses...

	





	
PBS' Soundstage Steps Into the Digital Age

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By David John Farinella
	
	

	
	
When PBS' Soundstage first hit the air in 1974, the idea was inspired an hour-long television program that featured some of the era's best-known musicians...

	






            
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