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editing The difference sound design makes in a production...
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One think would have made this twice as good... the Wilhelm scream when he dies. After all, what's sound design without the Wilhelm scream?
One think would have made this twice as good... the Wilhelm scream when he dies. After all, what's sound design without the Wilhelm scream?
That's why a good foley artist is very important to a production as well as a music composer.
I want to have a very good post audio house that is local do my final sound mix. They can do the foley and music too. But they are not affordable for an indie budget. They are contracted by all of the raido and cable TV networks in my area. So, their work is topnotch.
I'm investing in some specialized sound effects in my post. And, they are helping to animate a rocket attack along with Video Copilot Action Essential effects of atmospheric smoke and flying drbris.
I want to have a very good post audio house that is local do my final sound mix. They can do the foley and music too. But they are not affordable for an indie budget. They are contracted by all of the raido and cable TV networks in my area. So, their work is topnotch.
I'm investing in some specialized sound effects in my post. And, they are helping to animate a rocket attack along with Video Copilot Action Essential effects of atmospheric smoke and flying drbris.