Sound for Picture Film/TV
Unraveling the Sound for ZodiacMar 1, 2007, By Blair Jackson The Zodiac murders were a series of brutal, seemingly random killings in Northern California that baffled police and terrified residents in the late '60s.... Freak OutFeb 1, 2007, By Glen Yard Freak Out is a comedy/horror film best described as the bastard offspring of Weird Science and any of the Friday the 13th films. It's the story of two... Conflagrations and ClaustrophobiaJan 1, 2007, By Blair Jackson Now in his mid-70s, director Clint Eastwood continues to amaze and provoke. His latest artistic (and critical) triumph is a pair of films about the pivotal... Stage to ScreenDec 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson Nearly 25 years to the day after the musical Dreamgirls opened on Broadway and began a triumphant four-year run, a film version is finally hitting theaters.... American HardcoreDec 1, 2006, By Iain Blair In our current era of safe, blow-dried, corporate rap and rock, and super-bland pop, the snarling, spitting, angry punk acts profiled in the new film,... New York MetroDec 1, 2006, By David Weiss Sometimes when you listen to the music on a kids' show, you wonder if kids were in charge of making it, too. While there are always a few gems for the... Dialog Replacement 101Nov 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson So far in our periodic in-depth series about the film sound chain, we've looked at production sound mixing (April 2004), sound effects recording (July... Surrounding the AudienceOct 1, 2006, By Paul D. Lehrman In last month's column, I looked at some of the issues involved in putting together surround mixes for live sports events through the eyes of Phil Adler,... Good Night, and Good LuckOct 1, 2006, By Heather Johnson For their critically acclaimed film, Good Night, and Good Luck, co-producers George Clooney and Grant Heslov wanted the activity on the CBS Radford Stage... A Scanner DarklyOct 1, 2006, By Matt Hurwitz Drug-induced paranoia: If you want to know what it looks like, ask A Scanner Darkly director Richard Linklater and his team of rotoscoping animators.... Composer Alex WurmanSep 1, 2006, By Bud Scoppa During his 15 years in Los Angeles, the versatile composer Alex Wurman, who deftly and seamlessly integrates traditional orchestrations, electronic elements... SPARS SoundbitesSep 1, 2006, By Michael Davis High-definition television is taking hold after years of fits and starts and format skirmishes. Channels are continually being added, and television set... The Surround GameSep 1, 2006, By Paul D. Lehrman A few years ago, the chief engineer at one of the busiest audio post houses in Boston, a multiroom facility that does mostly TV commercials and hosts... Shawn ClementSep 1, 2006, By Gary Eskow During the past four decades, some talented guitar players have passed through Mr. C's Music Store, including Jeff Baxter and the owner's son, Shawn Clement.... Beau Hunks and The Little RascalsSep 1, 2006, By Matt Hurwitz Good Old Days, Dash and Dot, On to the Show, Nearly every person on the planet knows these songs, though most don't know their names or who wrote them.... Trailer Mixing and MusicAug 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson At its best, a movie trailer gets the heart racing, the mind reeling and prompts a little voice in your head that says, I've gotta see this film! Creating... Engine FX With Personality in Pixar's CarsJul 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson Pixar, the animation studio that can apparently do no wrong, continues its amazing string of successful films with Cars, in which anthropomorphic autos...
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Remix Hotel Atlanta 2008: Sept. 18-20 |
he Remix Hotel juggernaut is heading back to SAE Atlanta„with Partners Rane, Serato, Pioneer, Roland, iStandard and others„for another technology-filled weekend of classes, panels and guest appearances. And this year, All Access registration gets you FREE entrance to the Atlantis Music Conference and Festival! That means double the panels, performances and more. Register today!.
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