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Sound Lesson: The Difference Between Sound Editing and Sound Mixing

Sound Lesson: The Difference Between Sound Editing and Sound Mixing

ClassSound, MasterclassAndreas BabsJune 10, 2020sound mixing, sound editing, sound, sound in film, masterclass, films fatale masterclass, social distancing, distance learning, distance learning film

Sound History in Film: Early Recording

Sound History in Film: Early Recording

ClassHistory, ClassSoundAndreas BabsMay 27, 2020sound, sound in film, film history, social distancing, distance learning, distance learning film

Understanding Film Scores and Soundtracks on their Own

Understanding Film Scores and Soundtracks on their Own

Insights, insights, Masterclass, ClassSoundAndreas BabsMay 6, 2020music, scores, film music, soundtrack, soundtracks, score

Distance Learning Film: Moods Created by Scores

Distance Learning Film: Moods Created by Scores

ClassSound, MasterclassAndreas BabsMay 5, 2020music, score, scores, social distancing, distance learning, distance learning film

Distance Learning Film: Original and Popular Songs in Film

Distance Learning Film: Original and Popular Songs in Film

Masterclass, ClassSoundAndreas BabsMay 4, 2020sound, music, songs, song, social distancing, distance learning, distance learning film

The Difference Between Diegetic and Non-Diegetic Sound

The Difference Between Diegetic and Non-Diegetic Sound

Masterclass, ClassSoundAndreas BabsMay 1, 2020diegetic sound, non diegetic sound, diegetic, non diegetic, sound, music, sound editing, sound mixing, social distancing, distance learning, distance learning film

The Power of Soundtrack Dissonance

The Power of Soundtrack Dissonance

Masterclass, ClassSoundAndreas BabsJuly 31, 2019soundtrack dissonance, counterpointing, soundtrack, sound, score, sound mixing, sound editing, the departed, scorpio rising, martin scorsese, apocalypse now