Re-recording mixer Gregor Bonse talks about creating the sound of addiction and healing for Dir. Nora Fingscheidt’s ‘The Outrun’ – which just had its world premiere at Sundance 2024. He shares his approach to creativity on the dub stage, the importance of getting involved during pre-production, and so much more!
Read MoreBehind the Chilling Sound of HBO’s ‘True Detective: Night Country’
The sound team on ‘True Detective: Night Country’ – led by sound supervisors MartÃn Hernández and Stephen Griffiths – use the harsh physical and psychological elements of the Alaskan winter to build an expressive soundscape for Season 4. Learn about their collaboration with new showrunner Issa López, how they scored scenes using wind, how they designed specific scenes in Episode 1, and much more!
Read More21 great new sound libraries: seasonal ambiences, UK shops and police cars, production set walla, and much more!
Get the freshest sounds out there with these 21 new sound libraries from the independent sound community:
Read MoreHow to do footstep sound effects for video games – a step-by-step tutorial by Ross Tregenza:
Sound designer Ross Tregenza helps you make your footstep sounds sound great in games:
Read More20 great new sound libraries: Diffuse city ambiences, morse code, versatile bundles, cartoony antics, and much more!
Hear the very latest in sound effects, in this highlight of 20 new sound libraries from the independent sound community:
Read MoreBehind the Spirited Sound of ‘Slow Horses’ – with Joe Beal and Martin Jensen
Supervising sound editor Joe Beal and re-recording mixer Martin Jensen take you behind Slow Horses’ evolving the sound over three seasons, how they sonically blend comedy and action, how they use sound to reinforce character flaws and quirks, how they use bespoke sounds to elevate the show, and so much more!
Read MoreThe Airwiggles Audio Conference – AirCon – is coming back for 2024! Here’s your chance to get involved:
The massively-successful Airwiggles Audio Conference – AirCon – returns in 2024! Here’s how to get involved:
Read MoreMaking ‘A Murder at the End of the World’s Sound – with Chris Scarabosio and Gwen Yates Whittle
How Chris Scarabosio and Gwen Yates Whittle made ‘A Murder at the End of the World’ sound as unsettling as the show’s unfolding murder-mystery story: They talk about adapting the location’s sound to fit the evolving story, using wabi-sabi as inspiration for the high-end tech sounds, designing Darby’s terrifying near-drowning scene, and much more!
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