Another older blog post from film-mixing.com discusses a few of the issues relating to doing a separate mix for DVD movie releases. The method for dealing with frame rate conversions for the audio from 24 to 25 fps is an interesting approach that I wasn’t actually aware of. Check it out at: Audio for DVD … Read more Audio for DVD
Using the LFE channel in 5.1 surround film mixing properly is an art and science in itself. Sreejesh at Film-mixing.com has written some great information about phase considerations and how he approaches the LFE in his film mixes. You can check it out at: https://film-mixing.com/2016/01/25/the-lfe-explanation/
Wired have posted up a neat little video feature of Skywalker Sound Foley Artist John Roesch. Check it out: Watch this on The Scene. http://www.wired.com/2016/04/skywalker-sound-foley-artist/
Gotham Sound, in conjuction with Tekserve and Avid, hosted a live event talk by the Production Sound Mixer and Supervising Sound Editor for the TV show Nurse Jackie. The show is based in a hospital environment primarily, which can be a challenging environment for sound. The talk discussed many of the aspects to capturing and producing great … Read more Sound for Nurse Jackie
Dianna Nixon’s short film “A Song” has been selected for screening at CIMMFest in Chicago this month. I was fortunate enough to have worked on the re-recording mix for the film, which is predominantly based around a single music piece heard in different ways. Congratulations to Dianna, DoP Miguel Gallagher, Editor Ben Wade and the … Read more A Song short film makes CIMMFest official selection
Congratulations to Pattie Collins and her team including Lead Actor and Editor Graham Gall for making the Official Selection for the Ethnografilm Festival in Paris for the short film ‘Exit Wounds’.Re-recording mix by me (Tim Duck).