A Brief History of Sound in Cinema

A Brief History of Sound in Cinema

Gary Rydstrom is a seven-time Oscar winning Sound Designer and Re-Recording Mixer at Skywalker Sound, and has been in the business since his big break as an audio technician on Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom in 1984. He captures the sonic subtlety between memorable moments that makes a film truly memorable.

From the beginning of cinema, there have been attempts to merge audio and visual entertainment

nearly 40 varieties, many one-offs, before the talkies hit the scene.

So, what’s next?

For every Atmos experience engineered to give you goosebumps, there’s an equally thrilling renaissance happening in the work of crazy ambitious projects by indie auteurs utilizing a tool you’ve got in your pocket right now.

Inside Out is nominated for Best Animated Feature Film at the Oscars

Director Pete Docter and Producer Jonas Riviera discuss the challenges of locating the voices in your head and articulating that to an audience

How does movie sound sausage get made?

Dolby has been a mastering process

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