Here are 7 noteworthy new and recent episodes from established teams such as Tonebenders, The Soundworks Collection, Soundbytes, Beards, Cats & Indie Game Audio and more.
But not only that: There’s also an interesting new series out called The Right Scuff, featuring an interview with legendary Foley artist John Roesch. Oh, and yes, we did sneak the latest episode of The A Sound Effect Podcast in there too :) Happy listening!
Episode outline: ‘In this episode Timothy sits down with sound editor/designer/supervisor Abby Savage in her edit suite in New York City. Abby talks about her work on documentaries and indie films and how she makes that work along with her successful acting career.’
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Episode outline: ‘ This month we talk Gamescom, Madden 18, crunch, interviews… and Scooby Doo?’
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Episode outline: ‘This week we chat with Supervising Sound Editor and Sound Designer Eric Norris about the work crafted by the sound team on Spider-Man: Homecoming, Directed by Jon Watts.’
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Episode outline: ‘John Roesch is a legendary foley artist who has worked in the film business for over 40 years. He has created sound effects for over 500 films including E.T., Back to the Future, The Little Mermaid, The Dark Knight and SO much more! In this episode he shares a little about foley, and how he has achieved his dreams in the film industry.’
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Episode outline: ‘This week on the podcast we describe the differences between props and movement. We also describe soft and hard effects, and give examples of sounds that foley artist might do, or might not do.’
Hear episode 2 – Props VS Movement:
Episode outline: ‘This episode we talk about that and what it’s shown us about our situation in game audio and some of the filters or lenses our advice comes through. And how those sorts of lenses/filters are on all the advice you’re being given out there. And we cover some questions as always.’
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Episode outline: ‘Recordist Stosh Tuszynski shares how he created ‘Thermal Flux’, an impressive sound library that captures the sounds of extreme temperature reactions – with materials ranging from a freezing -119°F to a fiery 1900°F! Features Asbjoern Andersen, Christian Hagelskjaer From, and special guest Stosh Tuszynski.’