Live and post-production sound course
APPLICATION DEADLINE – 01/03/2021
Language ENGLISH
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Live and post-production sound course
Students and professionals in the audiovisual industry with general knowledge of the sector.
- Age 20 +
- Related prior training
- Windows environment.
MODULE 1
LIVE SOUND
- Sound in the history of cinema
- The importance of sound. Silence, noises, dialogues and music.
- Sound as a narrative element
- Sound as a dramatic element
- An approach to physics
- What is sound?
- Auditory perception. Listening.
- Sound Absorption / Sound Diffusion / Reverb
- Microphones / Microphone Types / Microphone Response
- Mono / Stereo
- Formats and digital conversions
- Wireless microphone
- Sending signals via cable / wireless
- Recording media
- Live sound and recording
- The role of the sound engineer
- Live sound and other departments
- The boom
- Environments
- The Wildtrack
MODULE 2
STUDIO SOUND AND DUBBING
- Types of recorders
- Voice recording
- Recording room effects (Foley Artists).
- Music recording (OST)
- Sending signals via cable / wireless
- The audio portion
- Back up
- Material delivery
- Voiceover recording
- Dubbing
MODULE 3
POST-PRODUCTION OF SOUND
- Sound post-production work as a dramatic tool.
- The use of voice, music and sound effects.
- The silence
- Roles in the sound post-production process: Sound Editor, Mixer, and Foley artists.
- Introduction and in-depth knowledge of Pro Tools software.
- Project settings
- Interface: The Edit Window and The Mix Window
- Import Audio / Video / AFF / OMF
- SLIP / GRID / SHUFFLE / SPOT working modes
- Editing Sound in Pro Tools: Edit Window Tools
- Audio Track Creation: Mono / Stereo
- Auxiliary Track and Master Fader Creation
- Organizing project tracks to get started
MODULE 4
SOUND MIX
- Organize the Project tracks to get started
Shipping Buses
Introduction to the Mix window
Mix Types: Stereo 2.0 / Dolby 5.1
Inserting the effects
Shipments
Panning in Stereo Adjust volumes in Dialogs / Ambiences / Effects Export: Bounce to Disc / Quicktime movie
- Rules and requirements before you start mixing in 5.1 Session setup 5.1
Create Audio Tracks, Auxiliary Tracks, and Master 5.1
Shipping buses
Effects Inserts and Sends
Panning in 5.1
EQs, Compressions, Reverbs
Diploma of attendance
Live sound is a fundamental and irreplaceable piece of a cinematographic work and constitutes – together with the voices of the actors and the music – an indispensable narrative element for the perception of the work as a whole. Live sound touches the viewer in of itself but also forms part of the general intention of the film work.
Through this course, you will get the know the narrative and dramatic importance of direct sound and to deepen the techniques and practices of recording, post-pro sound and mixing.
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