Dr. Neil Hillman and Jason Nicholas, two professionals working in film and television sound, discuss the many ways sound is used in moving picture productions to engage, entertain, educate and inform audiences. The podcast covers a range of topics through interviews with industry insiders as well as academics and professionals in other fields who talk about the human understanding and perception o... more
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Mark Franken is the double Emmy-winning creator of the sound editing software tools EdiCue, EdiLoad and EdiPrompt; products that since their inception in 2007, have come to be indispensable to dialogue editors, supervising sound editors, ADR recordis... more
Dr Iain McGregor is an Associate Professor at Edinburgh Napier University, specialising in interactive media design and auditory perception research. His PhD in soundscape mapping examined how sound designers’ expectations compare with listeners’ exp... more
In the last of his mini-series of three documentaries recorded on a recent trip to the UK, Neil visits the home of the National Film and Television School at the historic Beaconsfield Film Studios in Buckinghamshire. On his visit, he is given unprece... more
In this documentary, Neil looks at the emergence of location sound recording for cinema and one of the significant technological developments that enabled this.
Starting with the Italian neorealism movement of the late 1940’s, the desire for dialo... more
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The discussions center around the multifaceted role of sound in film and television, exploring its significance in storytelling, emotional engagement, and viewer perception. This format includes conversations with a diverse range of guests, from industry experts to academics, who share insights on sound design, production challenges, and the evolving technology surrounding sound in visual media. Unique features include in-depth explorations of specific topics, such as the impact of sound on audience emotions, ethical considerations in sound design, and the integration of sound in various genres of film and television. Overall, it's a rich resource for anyone interested in the interplay between sound and the visual narrative.
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