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Oscar-winning supervising sound editor and sound designer Richard King takes you behind the sound of Tenet and Wonder Woman 1984. In this episode:

0:00 Introduction and new independent sound effects
03:27 Richard King on the sound of Tenet.
26:21 Richard King & Jimmy Boyle on the sound of Wonder Woman 1984.
46:44 Greetings from our friends in the Audio Podcast Alliance

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A Sound Effect Podcast Episode 16: Your hearing is absolutely essential when working in sound – and to help you protect it, here's Doctor of Audiology Steven Taddei with insights, methods and key advice on how to protect your ears and keep your hearing in pristine condition as an audio professional.

Interview by Jennifer Walden, hosted by Asbjoern Andersen and Christian Hagelskjaer - find more episodes at https://asoundeffect.com/podcast 
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How to Protect Your Hearing as an Audio Professional, w/Audiologist & Audio Engineer Steven Taddei

Go behind the inventive sound of 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' here, in Jennifer Walden's excellent group interview with supervising sound editor/re-recording mixer Brent Kiser, ADR supervisor Julie Diaz, sound designer Andrew Twite, and re-recording mixer Alex Fehrman

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0:00 Introduction and highlight of the 1000 premium sound effects from SmartSoundFX, available at a 90% discount or free with attribution at asoundeffect.com/free

01:29 Behind the inventive sound of Everything Everywhere All At Once 

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How the Inventive Sound of 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' was made

When we think of the sound of sport on TV or radio, it's generally commentary. But what's around the commentary? Broadcast sport would be nothing without the crowds, the kicks, the thwacks and the grunts. This programme is about those sounds and why they matter.

During the World Cup of 2010, the Vuvuzelas made many people realise that the sound of a sports event, something they took for granted, does matter.

Dennis Baxter's job is to think about the sound of sport, and he is our guide. For nearly 20 years he's worked on the Olympics, defining how the broadcast will sound, always trying to increase drama and excitement. For him, closer is generally better. If he can put a microphone on an athlete, he will.

At the Oxford-Cambridge boat race, the TV coverage is enhanced by microphones on the cox in each boat. Whilst Wimbledon has a special sonic drama all of its own, as we learn from Bill Whiston who mixed the Bafta-nominated sound of the 2008 finals.

When good sound isn't available, it's not uncommon for a prerecorded sound to be added to cover the shot. Is this cheating or merely giving us what we expect?

The experience of "live" events can be highly produced, very different from the experience of being there. Is this enhanced sound so very different from that of a film or a video game? We meet a Hollywood sound effects specialist and a video game sound designer to find out what they do to create a sense of authenticity and excitement. Are they raising our expectations of how "real" sport should sound?

As we approach the 2012 Olympics, this programme will make you think more about what you hear when you watch sport.

First broadcast on 30th April 2011 BBC Radio 4
Presented by Dennis Baxter
Produced by Peregrine Andrews

The Sound of Sport

Meet the guys behind the massively popular BOOM sound effect libraries, hear interesting new indie SFX releases + a sound montage from Tokyo. Hosts: Asbjoern Andersen and Christian Hagelskjær.

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A Sound Effect Podcast Ep. 02: Behind the Sound of BOOM - and Tokyo!

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The wise and lyrical writer Adam Gopnik muses on the ironies of spiritual life in a secular age through the lens of his many fascinations — from parenting, to the arts, to Darwin. He touches on all these things in a conversation inspired by his foreword to "The Good Book," in which novelists, essayists, and activists who are not known as religious thinkers write about their favorite biblical passages. Our ancestors acknowledged doubt while practicing faith, he says; we moderns are drawn to faith while practicing doubt.

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Adam Gopnik — Practicing Doubt, Redrawing Faith

The independent sound effects scene has exploded in the past year, and in this all-new episode of the A Sound Effect podcast, Paul Virostek offers his thoughts on what this means for indie SFX, what excites him in sound effects right now - and how to stand out in an increasingly competitive market. Features Asbjoern Andersen, Christian Hagelskjaer From, and special guest Paul Virostek.

A Sound Effect Podcast Ep. 03: The indie sound effects explosion!

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Hear how Soul’s superb sound was shaped, in our brand new interview with supervising sound editor Coya Elliott, and re-recording mixer, sound designer and supervising sound editor Ren Klyce. Interview by Jennifer Walden • Hosts: Asbjoern Andersen & Christian Hagelskjaer From 
Here’s what’s in this episode (with starting times):
01:46 New independent sound effects: We take a listen to some of the many interesting SFX releases that have come out
04:03 Shaping Soul’s Superb Sound – with supervising sound editor Coya Elliott, and re-recording mixer, sound designer and supervising sound editor Ren Klyce
24:50 Greetings from our friends in the Audio Podcast Alliance

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Creating Soul's Superb Sound - with Coya Elliott and Ren Klyce - A Sound Effect Podcast EP 11

The A Sound Effect Podcast is the world's first podcast dedicated to sound effects. A Sound Effect is also home to an absolutely huge, curated collection of sound effects – hand-picked from the best sound creators in the world. 

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