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Hello! I recently stumbled across this site, and so far have learned quite a bit more about the film making process. My background is more in music production and mixing, though lately, I have done more spots for radio than songs for bands. In college, I had the chance to do the audio mix for a short student film, and quite enjoyed the project. This is something that I think I might want to pursue as another career, but I am finding it very difficult to find material to practice with. There are many audio sites that offer songs to be remixed by engineers, but nothing that I have found so far video/film. Are there any that I do not know of? Or, are there some film makers here that would be willing to "donate" their old project to and audio engineer for practice? Thanks again, and I hope to find more great info here!!!
 
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I JUst joined this forum, At the moment i do not have a workable solution 4 your Q but i Know a Media Head friend that i will ask and i will post when i get Word, However i was intrested by the Title of the post because i my self make beats and mix through some basic music programs ( actually a very cheap one : ), and if any body needs Soundtracks for there Film PM me ill be Glad to help and see what i can muster up in My bedRooM(oh im mean Libary, lol)
 
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yes, it's abbreviated the CBA by Audio/Technica (ATR55 - when used near fluorescents and dimmers)... always use a balanced XLR mike kiddies, the interior audio here is why!

It's a great excercise in scrubbing audio though, which is why I thought I'd share it with the OP.

I will eventually finish this edit, just have 3 weddings to do first ;)
 
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