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Sound for film and video WORKSHOP available


Jeff Wexler

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Quite often sound is the most under-appreciated aspect of filmmaking even though photography and sound are the two most important tools in cinematic storytelling. This is a workshop for those who want to explore the technical knowledge and set procedures required of professional sound recordists and mixers in a wide range of field productions.  It will be equally attentive to craft and theory.

 

Led by Oscar-Winning Production Sound Mixer Mark Ulano, the workshop covers the preparation, necessary equipment, processes and techniques for recording and mixing sound in the field.  Students learn to appreciate the protocols common to all TV and movies, the importance of inter-departmental communication and cooperation, the correct use and function of equipment, and the physical and sonic challenges of working on location.

 

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On 12/31/2020 at 7:30 PM, Jeff Wexler said:

even though photography and sound are the two most important tools in cinematic storytelling.

 

Sorry, but IMHO the most important is writing.

Both image and sound can tell a 'story', but if the story isn't written, meaning, 'defined on what it should be', it's just 'as it is', like you take a snapshot of 'anything'. That does tell a 'story', but is not 'telling'.

 

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On 1/4/2021 at 1:41 AM, Bouke said:

 

Sorry, but IMHO the most important is writing.

Both image and sound can tell a 'story', but if the story isn't written, meaning, 'defined on what it should be', it's just 'as it is', like you take a snapshot of 'anything'. That does tell a 'story', but is not 'telling'.

 

It says : tools for "storytelling...so the it implies the "story" is already written.

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