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The Movie Music Trick You Never Noticed
Mickey-mousing is the practice of matching music precisely to on-screen action — every footstep paired with a musical note, every punch synced to a drum hit. The name comes from early Disney animation, but this film music technique goes far beyond cartoons. Timothy Corrigan and Patricia White define it as 'overillustrating the action through the musical score, drawn from the conventions of composing for cartoons.'
The Movie Sound Secret Everyone Uses
Footsteps. Punches. Sword clashes. None of it was recorded on set. Here's how Foley sound works — and why it's been the secret behind cinematic audio for over 100 years
How The Callisto Protocol's Audio Team Designed Its Terrifying, Immersive Sound | Ars Technica
Ars Technica brings you back to Striking Distance Studios with Dead Space creator Glen Schofield and his team as they work on designing the dynamic, immersive, and precisely timed audio components of their upcoming release 'The Callisto Protocol.'
What is Room Tone? (And Why Filmmakers NEED It)
What is room tone, and why do filmmakers always stop for silence on set? In this video, we break down how room tone works, how to record it properly, and why it’s essential for smooth dialogue, sound design, and professional filmmaking. If you want cleaner edits and better audio, this is one technique you can’t ignore.
How to SOUND DESIGN a Video | Step-By-Step Tutorial
Editing sound design is part of our job as creative editors. Watch as we take an edit with 'ok' sound design and fix the sound to work much, much better.Get ...
Make Your Voice Sound Better - Vocal EQ Zones
This video is an in-depth look at post-production EQ for dialogue. This could be for a podcast, voice over or YouTube video where you want the audio to sound...
How Radiohead Wrote the Perfect Bond Theme
Like every James Bond film that came before it, Spectre begins with a title sequence accompanied by a newly-written song. For this 24th installment in the fr...
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