Behind the Oscar-winning audio for Sound of Metal Asbjoern Andersen


Sound of Metal just won the Oscar for Best Sound - and here are the stories behind that award-winning sound:
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Sound of Metal with Supervising Sound Editor Nicolas Becker:

Check out Soundworks Collection’s in-depth interview with Supervisor Sound Editor & Sound Designer Nicolas Becker:



Sound Of Metal with Supervising Sound Editor Nicolas Becker


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Sound of Metal – sound team interview

Here, Jennifer Walden speaks with Jaime Baksht, Re-recording Mixer • Phillip Bladh, Production Sound Mixer • Nicolas Becker, Supervisor Sound Editor & Sound Designer • Carlos Cortes, Re-Recording Mixer • Michelle Couttolenc, Re-Recording Mixer • Carolina Santana, Sound Music Editor.



The Sound of Metal - Mix Presents Award Season 2021


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Tonebenders: The Sound of Metal – with Foley Artist Heikki Kossi & more

Supervising Sound Editor Nicolas Becker, Foley Artist Heikki Kossi and Re-recording Mixer Jaime Baksht join the Tonebenders podcast for a talk about their work on the amazing film the Sound of Metal:


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Behind Sound of Metal‘s brilliant sound design:

In this video, Thomas Flight shares his analysis of Sound of Metal’s excellent sound design:



Why Sound of Metal Won Best Sound At The Oscars


Playing times:
00:00​ The Sound of Sound of Metal • 00:40​ The Soundscape of Hearing Loss • 01:56​ Perspectives in Recording • 03:17​ The Importance of Contrast • 06:22​ Foley in The Foreground • 08:33​ Hearing The Character Arc

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How Sound of Metal Created the Audio illusion of Going Deaf:

CineFix’s in-depth sound design analysis on Sound of Metal (2020) is not one of those Sound of Metal explained videos. Instead, this video essay uses a Nicolas Becker interview to highlight interesting aspects of the Sound of Metal sound design:



How Sound of Metal Created the Audio illusion of Going Deaf (ft. Oscar Winner Nicolas Becker)


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The Sound of Metal sound team:

 
• Jaime Baksht (Re-Recording Mixer)
• Nicolas Becker (Supervising Sound Editor)
• Phillip Bladh (Production Sound Mixer)
• Maria Carolina Santana Caraballo-Gramcko (Sound Editor)
• Carlos Cortes Navarrete (Re-Recording Mixer)
• Michelle Couttolenc (Dialogue Editor)
• Hector De La Vega (Assistant Dialogue Editor)
• Jeremy Eisener (Boom Operator)
• Jeremy Emery (Adr Recordist)
• Cesar Gonzalez Cortes (Dialogue Editor)
• Pietu Korhonen (Foley Editor)
• Heikki Kossi (Foley Artist)
• Yanna Soentjens (Sound Recordist)
• Kari Vahakuopus (Foley Mixer)

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Bonus: Here are the sound stories behind the other nominees in the Best Sound category:

 

GREYHOUND

WARREN SHAW, MICHAEL MINKLER, BEAU BORDERS AND DAVID WYMAN

Michael Minkler on Creating a Symphony of War Sounds for Greyhound:
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Behind Sound of Metal’s extraordinary – and ‘Best Sound’ Oscar-winning – audio:
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MANK

REN KLYCE, JEREMY MOLOD, DAVID PARKER, NATHAN NANCE AND DREW KUNIN

David Fincher and Ren Klyce Transport Us to The Golden Age of Hollywood in Mank:



David Fincher and Ren Klyce Transport Us to The Golden Age of Hollywood in "Mank"| Sound + Image Lab


Read the sound story here:

Making Mank’s vintage Hollywood-magic sound – an in-depth interview with Ren Klyce:

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NEWS OF THE WORLD

OLIVER TARNEY, MIKE PRESTWOOD SMITH, WILLIAM MILLER AND JOHN PRITCHETT

The Music of News of the World with Composer James Newton Howard:



The Music of News of the World with Composer James Newton Howard


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SOUL

REN KLYCE, COYA ELLIOTT AND DAVID PARKER

Shaping Soul’s Superb Sound – with Coya Elliott and Ren Klyce:

Shaping Soul’s Superb Sound – with Coya Elliott and Ren Klyce – A Sound Effect Podcast EP 11
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