Learn about all aspects of sound for film and TV from an award-winning composer, sound designer, dubbing mixer and film producer!
Because it is a visual medium, it is often easy to overlook how important sound is for film and TV. The shot could be perfect, but your audience will immediately be pulled out of it without superior sound. Since the end of the silent film era and the rise of synchronized dialogue, the significance of sound in film has only grown. Producers, Directors, and Editors need to know how to navigate the complexities of audio post-production. Mastering this crucial aspect can mean the difference between a film that merely exists and one that resonates profoundly with its audience.
As a filmmaker, you may find yourself facing unexpected challenges in audio post-production, either because you underestimated its importance or were unaware of the necessary steps. Common missteps include poor location sound recording, relying too heavily on the myth that "we’ll fix it in post," and mismanaging the collaboration between location sound and post-production teams. This webinar aims to address these pitfalls by providing a clear roadmap for the audio post-production process, emphasizing the importance of good location sound, and offering strategies to avoid costly mistakes and delays.
The webinar will be led by Sefie Carmel, an award-winning composer, sound designer, dubbing mixer and film producer. He has been creating soundtracks for films, TV, commercials and games for over 3 decades. Sefie’s diverse credits range from work on A-list Hollywood feature films with the likes of Ridley Scott, John Woo, Chris Columbus, Cameron Macintosh, and Kevin Reynolds; to mixing, remixing and mastering tracks for David Bowie, Phil Collins, Bruno Mars, Michael Bublé, Massive Attack, BB King and many more. He has a deep understanding of the audio landscape, from capturing pristine location sound to the intricacies of post-production processes. Sefi brings practical insights and expert advice to help filmmakers understand and navigate the audio post-production journey.
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The impact this could have on live reporting will be fascinating. I stumbled upon live streams of the protests in Portland in 2020, and in only 4 years they've become so much more sophisticated. There...
Expand commentThe impact this could have on live reporting will be fascinating. I stumbled upon live streams of the protests in Portland in 2020, and in only 4 years they've become so much more sophisticated. There's streamers functioning like tiny news networks in and of themselves. It will be interesting to see if this will allow reporters to become further embedded, and what new vantage points it could produce.