Orchestral layout is highly dependent upon the type of film music being recorded, according to scoring mixer John Kurlander.
Technology
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This article looks at the East Coast sound contingent, which consists of a handful of post-production facilities that cater to the needs of independent filmmakers and directors based close to …
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Features
A New Hue in Sound: Talent and Technology Coverage at Technicolor at Paramount
by Mel Lambertby Mel LambertRepresenting one of the most exciting new sound post-production facilities to be built in Tinsel Town in several decades, the Technicolor at Paramount complex on Melrose Avenue in Hollywood comprises …
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For both mixing and workstation technologies at Technicolor’s new post complex, Avid served as the primary hardware supplier.
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Lost in Translation No More: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love ScriptSync
by uncreditedby uncredited“…and it’s being shot completely in Arabic.” Say what? I fervently hoped that the webcam pixelation hid the panic I could feel creeping into my eyes.
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They somehow think that freedom to speak equals freedom to steal.
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The Wall Street Shuffle: Pete Beaudreau’s Stock Rises with ‘Margin Call’
by Rob Feldby Rob FeldPete Beaudreau spoke to CineMontage about ‘Margin Call’ and his career path.
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Lights, Camera, Edit!: Joel Viertel’s ‘Adjustment’ to Cutting On-Set
by Rob Feldby Rob FeldAs the on-set, or reference editor, Viertel feels like he’s doing a service for the picture editor, to make sure he has all the resources mapped out the way he …
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How we work, and the creativity that results from these endeavors, are highly dependent upon the palette of available picture editorial, sound editorial and re-recording mixing tools.
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“Let me just start out by saying that I have everything before Avatar, and then Avatar––because there was nothing normal about how we did this film”- Stephen Rivkin