New articles at MOVIE SOUND ARTICLES http://www.filmsound.org/movielist/#new Dinosaur (2000) Kenny, Tom: "Dinosaur by Disney" - Chris Boyes Taps Animal...
Links to 6 film sound articles www.filmsound.org/new.htm Jackson, Blair: "Sounds of The Passion" Millimeter May 1, 2004 Allen, Bob: "I am the Sound Effects...
I don't work in film I work in TV but when I attac a mix it really depend on the product. Most of the time I will faver a global approch of the mix. I will do...
Does anybody now something about Department of Sound Egineering at Warsaw Chopin Accademy in Poland ? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Jag kommer att vara borta från kontoret fr.o.m. 2004-08-02 och kommer inte tillbaka förrän 2004-08-22. Om det är akut, kontakta Lars Wengrud 784 58 58...
Curt Forsmark
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Aug 2, 2004 2:18 pm
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Hey All!!! I'm participating with a team in the Midnight Madness Film Competition this week and next week. We received our topic (cooking) and genre (comedy)...
I usually use wet newspaper for all "slaps". Puddings of any kind are great sounding when exposed to violence. Ripe fruits... Ahhh, the odour mvh/regards Svenn...
Svenn J. Dahle
lille@...
Aug 3, 2004 9:23 am
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Hi everybody, I am sound design and composition student and I'm just finishing my thesis for the master degree. My topic is internal/subjective character ...
Dear Max, A big topic. All I'd like to contribute to it is a plea to see the new MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE when it comes to the Netherlands! Demme uses sound...
Claudia Gorbman
gorbman@...
Aug 3, 2004 10:45 pm
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Subjective sound is a favorite topic of sound designer Randy Thom, the eminence grise of this discussion group, who has written often on how to incorporate...
lizfilm@...
Aug 4, 2004 2:33 am
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Hi Max and all How can sound support or establish the idea of an internal experience and how can sound translate the internal experience for the audience? This...
Sally Corbett
sally@...
Aug 4, 2004 3:17 am
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Hi Max: As I mentioned it before in this forum (I guess the messages are available in an archive), Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan offers many interesting ...
Dear Sally (how are you!) : I think the first example of Ryan could be a little bit obvious. But the second one, it is so subtle -though might be confused with...
... Dear Gustavo, I fully agree with you about a certain misappreciation of Spielberg's sonic ideas. When I read about your mentioning Schubert's Unfinished...
Sergio Bassetti
serbass@...
Aug 4, 2004 10:07 am
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A good example of a very well used "drone" can be found in Highlander when Conner McCloud falls for Brenda in New York and is explaining that he cannot get...
Thank you all for your replies, it is very inspiring to read. I especially like Sally's Walther Murch quote on ambiguity, I constantly run into scenes where I...
Hi Sergio: Thanks for the examples. You are right that 60's and 70's are a goldmine. When I talked about Blair Witch Project I forgot to mention two examples ...
... Undefined FX would be vague. Technically spoken, a drone is a deep sustained, humming, buzzing or monotonous sound. We are currently working on The...
Hi Max, regarding David Lynch, he took the use of drones to a next step in Mulholland Dr. In comparison to Lost Highway, this film has 100 times more diverse...
I agree that sounds don't have to be "drones" or "musical," highly evocative, or even particularly attention-getting in order to give us information about the...
This is a bit off, but in Backtrack by Dennis Hopper (a sly favorite of mine) There is a chilling moment where a musical drone crossfades into traffic sounds...
Lou Judson
inaudio@...
Aug 4, 2004 5:05 pm
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Hi. My personal use of drones, we usually call them "flate" which loosly translates into "coating" or "finish", is based on music. I tend to use string based...
Svenn J. Dahle
lille@...
Aug 4, 2004 10:48 pm
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For all you Lynch fans out there, Wild At Heart is coming out on DVD soon. They interviewed me on camera for it about six weeks ago. RT...
Funny, when I read Gustavo's analysis of certain parts of a film, I think I can appreciate those bits more. And I noticed that after I had watched and...
Sally Corbett
sally@...
Aug 5, 2004 7:28 am
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Dear Sally: Alas! The big old question of what makes a film a good one... Hitchcock is a good example of "backwards understanding" (Does this make any sense?)....
Hi Gustavo and all I don't mean this discussion to be a defend or don't defend certain directors - we all have our likes/dislikes and different tastes and this...
Sally Corbett
sally@...
Aug 6, 2004 12:42 am
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I am training to be a sound designer, hoping to specialise in animation sound. I am studying at Bournemouth University in England, and am currently researching...
Hi Sally, ... I think it totally depends on what you mean with "get". I think the answer to your question depends on, the reason why people watch a film. ...
Hi, Dominic! I can say one or two things that may be helpful, though I don't have time to write an essay or answer many questions on the subject. This year...
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