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Applied Cinema Studies – Diegetic vs Non-Diegetic Explained

We define diegetic and non-diegetic elements and demonstrate how they can be used to convey complex cinematic ideas. Learn to better control the emotional...

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Sound mixing for video editors — How to mix like a pro

In a nutshell The final soundtrack breaks down into four parts: dialog, sound effects, music and ambient background noiseKeeping sound elements on multiple tracks helps...

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Temporary Audio to Polished Mix

Once you've decided on your audio workflow, it's time to get to work. Dialogue, sound effects, music, and mixing are all essential for creating...

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Mix Audio for Live Events

Sound is half of your video production, and sometimes you have to work outside your audio setup comfort zone. It’s not always sit-down interviews...

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Surround Sound Part 2: Getting the Mix

In our Surround Sound part one feature, “Gathering the Audio” we looked at several ways to gather material for a surround sound mix in...

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DIY Sci-Fi Sound Effects

Time and money are always factors, but the choice between premade and DIY sound effects does not have to be an agonizing one.

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Creating Sound Effects

Have you ever recognized a sound effect in a movie or television show? Close you eyes and imagine the sound of the doors opening...

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Dual System Sound From Hollywood To Home Video Editing

There is a technique from the world of motion pictures that has become more popular with smaller productions lately. It's called Dual System Sound...

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Record your own Sound Effects for Video

How to capture sound effects to enhance your videos.

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How to Perform and Record Live Foley Sound Effects

This week Brandon, Joseph and Jennifer demonstrate how to perform and record Foley sound effects, which will improve the sound(s) in your videos.

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