I decided to take a closer look at the history of the term Sound Design, the differences in how it is used across the film and television, interactive and immersive media, and theater industries, and its use and abuse.
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Troubleshooting (and Avoiding!) Commo...
We all have technical difficulties from time to time, especially when using software as intricate as ProTools. But, after years of making what seems like every mistake in the book, hanging out on Avid DUC, and stalking Gearslutz.com, I pride myself in my ability to overhear frantic technical freakouts and supply solid advice on the best course of action.
Creative Self-Marketing Ideas for the...
In an industry that doesn’t necessarily post jobs on a website, use recruiters, or have a standard interviewing process, how are talented creative people supposed to get their foot in the door? There are so many different ways to answer these questions, but at least one large chunk of this is personal marketing.
Five Things I’ve Learned About ...
I have been a sound effects editor and supervising sound editor for a long time now. But, I have recently begun mixing a television series here at Boom Box Post. I am enjoying how much I learn each and every time that I sit down at the board, and I am by no means ready […]
Designing Signature Sounds
Creating signature sounds is a skill that is absolutely essential to setting yourself up as a high-quality professional sound designer.