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Worldizing Film Sound with Richard King
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
- In this interview, Academy Award®-winning sound artist Richard King (Oppenheimer, Inception) shares insight into using worldizing - the process of making sound effects, dialogue, or music sound like it would in the real world. Learn how worldizing can bring films to life, adding an authentic touch that enhances the audience's emotional investment in the story and characters.
👉 Check out King's latest sound effects library: bit.ly/3UQ3Miy
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:48 - Worldizing in Inception
01:44 - Worldizing in Oppenheimer
03:32 - Finding sounds in the real world
04:37 - Immersing the audience in the film
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Thanks to Mike James Gallagher for leading this interview! Mike is a sound designer (Weird, Selena) and creator of INDEPTH Sound Design. Check out his work here: www.mikejamesg...
Incredible idea, a real gem
Love it, and something I must try. Reminds me of the legendary drum intro to "When the Levee Breaks" by Led Zep, where they recoded the drums in a large open stairwell. As a hobby sound recordist it's a technique that can add so much more to the sound but I never tried it. I've seen guys playing tones underwater with a Bluetooth speaker in a plastic bag and using a hydrophone to capture it. I love anything out of the ordinary like that. It can often add that certain something you never expect.
This reminded me of when I made a college film years ago, there was a scene with a guy in a bath that wasn't 'splashy' enough, so I mic'd a mug of water and moved my fingers around in it..totally sold it! 😀
@@barneypoole182 Ha. Good for you. Always pays to think outside the box.
Legend & nice little Lovetone drop there!
I LOVE this way of working!! Have been doing it for years, would absolutely love to work on movies, how do you get in to this industry? I have a masters degree in sound engineering, I am a tonmeister.
I actually wrote my masters project based on field recording and worldizing, I did tons of re-amping etc - 'the world is impacting the sound' was something I literally wrote in my masters thesis..... What a dream to get to work like that!! Wow!!!
Can you add a link, would be interested in reading your thesis?
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Worldizing you say?