Translation... nothing at all.
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Sound Designer needed
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Appreciate the advice, Mussonman is on the case and seems to be eager to take a good crack at it, I will begin learning more about Audio from your information of course.
Sound is my enemy so I must learn to make it more my friend
Good luck.
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Sound is my enemy so I must learn to make it more my friend
Wise move, film is after all an audio/visual medium. On the one hand, there are the technical aspects of sound, which if you get wrong will mean that your film can't be screened or broadcast. And on the other hand are the aesthetic aspects of sound, how it can be used to manipulate the audience; for example, into focusing on a particular element within the visuals, to elicit an emotional response, to create pace or provide a number of other powerful storytelling tools. Here's an introduction to the aesthetic aspects of sound which you might find helpful: "The Principles of Sound Design".
If you have any specific questions or things you can't understand about the technicalities, formats, etc., of sound, feel free to start a thread.
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