The Angry Filmmaker Survival Guide Part 2: Sound Conversations With (un)Sound People
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (653 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1466414561 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 440 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-30 |
| Language | : | English |
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Like listening into a private Hollywood conversation Sailing Newsman Reading Kelley Baker's new book, "Sound Conversations with (un)Sound People," is not like reading. It's like having multiple beers with Hollywood pros - people you'd never ever get to sit down with, and hear them discuss the secret world of sound recording and mixing in Hollywood.I feel like I'm listening into private, profane and honest talks between audio experts. The range of topics boggles: recording techniques, problems,. Great teaching tool Enie Kelley Baker's "Sound Conversations" has a perfect combination of elements for teaching sound: The technical, the anecdotal and the depth of experience of the author and interviewees. This is a much-needed book in the classroom; the book offers invaluable information to film students and filmmakers in general. Kelley Baker has the breadth of experience and knowledge about the subject and the perfect perspective to write about. Lifetime Career Experience in One Book Filmmaker The extraordinary element that separates this book from others are the deeply personal and revelatory conversations with film sound designers, ADR editors, picture editors, production recordists and post supervisors. Though schools and textbooks offer a how-to approach to teaching the craft of post-production, Kelley Baker's Sound Conversations is the real deal. No illusions, no delusions; this is how the industry works and w
If they do it is usually done incorrectly through ignorance and at a huge financial expense. This book is intended to shatter the myths and mysteries around film audio and give both students and experienced filmmakers the knowledge and tools so that their films will sound like they have come from the Hollywood studios without huge Hollywood budgets. Milly Iatrou, dialog editor – Walk The Line I would rather see no music than music used improperly. – Dan Olmstead, re-recording mixer – Cecil B. Cohen, dialog editor – Lost In Translation A good dial
He designed the sound on Todd Haynes feature film, Far From Heaven, with Dennis Quaid and Julianne Moore. For more information check out angryfilmmaker . He was the sound designer on six of Gus Van Sant's feature films including, My Own Private Idaho, Good Will Hunting, and Finding Forrester. Kelley Baker has lived “The New Model of Independent Filmmaking” for many years. He has found funding for his no-budget films and su
He designed the sound on Todd Haynes feature film, Far From Heaven, with Dennis Quaid and Julianne Moore. About the Author Kelley Baker has lived “The New Model of Independent Filmmaking” for many years. He has done documentaries for the National Endowment for the Arts, and The Juvenile Justice Office of the Department of Justice. Tucker Charitable Trust, and The Maurie Clark Foundation. Kelley has written and directed three full length features (Birddog, The Gas Café, & Kicking Bird), eight short films and a few documentaries. Kelley has spent years touring the US, Canada and the UK, teaching his subversive brand of