Here's How The Sound For 'Lone Survivor' Was Made

Michael Coleman and his team at The Soundworks Collection has done this great feature on the sound for Lone Survivor – check it out for some interesting insights on sound design, recording and weapon sounds:

SoundWorks Collection: The Sound of Lone Survivor

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