Composer David KitayJun 1, 2006, By Gary Eskow Like so many in the audio industry, David Kitay grew up in a musicmaking home. His mother was an opera singer who exposed him to a variety of influences,... Restoring Oklahoma!Apr 1, 2006, By George Petersen Debuting more than a half-century ago, Oklahoma! represented a number of firsts. This big-budgeted film retelling of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Broadway... Audio on the AirwavesApr 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson Live recording is a difficult and demanding art and science under the best conditions. And engineers will tell you that getting the best conditions is... Spotting For EpisodicsApr 1, 2006, By Matt Hurwitz For decades, scoring music for television has simply involved a scaled-down version of the art and process used on theatrical features: orchestral music... Composer Harry Gregson WilliamsApr 1, 2006, By Gary Eskow Growing up just south of London, Harry Gregson Williams spent hours every school day performing works by the English choral masters as a member of a refined... The Natural Sound of 'The New World'Feb 1, 2006, By Tom Kenny Terrence Malick sees and hears the world differently from most people. Perhaps it's a result of his many years walking and exploring in the natural world,... Composer Spotlight: Angelo BadalamentiJan 1, 2006, By Bryan Reesman Angelo Badalamenti is one of the most original musical voices in film. The Italian-American composer and longtime David Lynch collaborator bends the rules... Good Night, and Good LuckJan 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson Good Night, and Good Luck is completely unlike any other film currently playing at your local multiplex. Shot in a sort of faux v black and white to evoke... Entering the World of NarniaJan 1, 2006, By Tom Kenny Movie audiences certainly hear the big scenes the battles, the sword hits, the crowd roars with grunts and groans. The sound effects demand attention... Neff Plants Post WorkDec 1, 2005, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly San Francisco Bay Area based audio engineer/film mixer John Neff recently completed a mix of Michael Franti's new documentary film, I Know I'm Not Alone,... The Sound of SilentsDec 1, 2005, By Matt Hurwitz Epic films can put both composers and scoring mixers to the test, requiring considerable amounts of cues, stings and lush melodies to accompany visually... The Interior Life of JarheadDec 1, 2005, By Blair Jackson In some ways, the 1991 Gulf War, in which the United States and its allies decimated the armies of Saddam Hussein and ended his takeover of oil-rich neighbor... The ProducersDec 1, 2005, By David Weiss Frank Wolf is caught up in a classic case of things moving full circle the hilarious 1968 Mel Brooks film The Producers gave way to a 21st-century Tony... RentDec 1, 2005, By Blair Jackson On a splendid May morning in Building 180 on Treasure Island, in the middle of the San Francisco Bay, the principal cast members of director Chris Columbus'... Walk the LineNov 1, 2005, By Blair Jackson With the triumph of Jamie Foxx's uncanny portrayal of Ray Charles still fresh in our minds, buzz in the movie industry has now turned to the lead performances... An Excess of Gear for INXSNov 1, 2005, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly Mark Burnett Productions' (Survivor, The Apprentice, Contender) RockStar:INXS, which searched for the next INXS lead singer (the winner, J.D. Fortune,... Track TransformationsOct 1, 2005, By Michael Axinn When George Lucas famously postulated that sound was 50 percent of the movie-going experience, a generation of audio professionals began to see themselves... Make Way for Family GuySep 1, 2005, By Maureen Droney You wouldn't expect people who listen to Family Guy jokes all day to look so, well, normal. But in person, the post-production sound crew for Family Guy... 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... Most Popularadvertisement PollsOn Demand Webinars:
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