#dialogueediting

[whoisjowell]

We are destroying the #postproduction (in a good way lol) for a soon to be released feature film titled #BorisAndTheBomb!! Super stoked for this project and working with all the beautiful people involved. #dialogueEditing #audioengineer W/ @moneyshotscott198 At @scottechproductions (at San Gabriel, California)

[jakefawcettaudio-blog]

Making a showreel #showreel #sounddesign #foley #dialogueediting #animation #adobepremierepro

[dxramblings]

Hello World

My name is Dustin and here is where I’m going to write about Dialogue Editing for film and TV from my experience and perspective. Maybe some tips, maybe some tricks, maybe some existential crises. Throw in some talk about hardware, software, and philosophy too.

[the-calm-and-chaotic-blog1]

"This is how you do it: you sit down at the keyboard and you put one word after the other until it's done. It's that easy, and that hard." - Stephen King #editing #editingphase #dialogueediting #writing #coffee #aspiringauthor #authorgoals #words #quotes #writingquotes #mumlife #coffeesesh

[adamagsaudio]

A Week of Post-Production

This week I’ve been working on a scene for “The Rise of the Revenant”, the director came in so I could show him what I’ve been doing and he left very happy. I was particularly happy with the quick Foley session I did quickly in my room, the draw sound I added was a layer of two different draws, one that had a more scraping hi-end and the other had a bit of low-end rumble so they worked together nicely. After listening back on other playback systems there’s still a bit to be done, as some clips have a bit more noise floor than others and it’s a bit too noticeable. The music the director has chosen ties a lot of the scene together nicely but, as far as I’m concerned, it’s still a rough mix that needs more editing.

I also did a bit more work to a couple of D’n’B tracks I’ve been working on and they’re coming along nicely now, I’ll post a few sneak peaks in the next week or so.   

[adamagsaudio]

Forgot to mention...

Forgot to mention, Me and my team have fiiiiinally got onto the pre-mix stage for the film we are creating and editing the audio for! We edited a bit more of the dialogue in the studio today, then imported the files into the Foley mix and started to have a play about with them. We just need to get the effects and music in there in our next session and we should have it all finished! Happy days!  

[adamagsaudio]

So much Dialogue!

Been working on the dialogue edit for Retribution today, just trying to get some levels sorted, as some parts were just a too quiet when they should be loud and vice versa. This was just due to adding a fair bit of ADR and theres still a couple of bits I cant quite get right, most of which, aren’t actually dialogue, but mainly grunts or shouts that don’t sound right going into other sentences. I’m sure I’ll sort it out in the next session, just need a bit of time on it!  

[jakefawcettaudio-blog]

Dialog Editing for Motion Picture | Waves

John Purcell, author of Dialogue Editing for Motion Pictures: A Guide to the Invisible Art, sheds some light on this somewhat mysterious corner of the audio universe.

Take a look at this interview.

While researching dialogue editing the other day, I came across this interview Waves had with John Purcell. I hope to take what Purcell said into consideration when I work on my Mixing for Picture module, and hopefully find it useful for this project and future film projects I may work on.