The Making of RUMBLE & FANFARE
This video takes you behind the scenes for an intimate look at the making of Sample Logic's Rumble and Fanfare sound libraries.
The Sound of Real Steel
Who says robot boxing won’t happen in 2020?! “Real Steel” plays out this fantasy as robots have replaced humans in boxing in this Shawn Levy film (“Night at the Museum” franchise and “Date Night”).
Terry Jones interview
It's important that you can do what you say you are going to do, so try not to oversell yourself if you've no chance of delivering on it as it will come back to bite you later!
The Sound of Drive
Supervising Sound Editor Lon Bender shares his thoughts on the creative process behind the acclaimed sound design for DRIVE.
The sound of Australia
In this podcast Baz Lurhmann explains the importance of sound.
The Sound of The Hunger Games
Author Suzanne Collins’ best-selling novel “The Hunger Games”, is the first in a trilogy that has over 16 million copies in print in the United States alone, has developed a massive global following.
The Sound and Music of the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
In this SoundWorks Collection exclusive we talk with Composers Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Sound Re-recording Mixer Michael Semanick, and Re-recording Mixer, Sound Designer, and Supervising Sound Editor Ren Klyce.
Game Sound Con – TAS readers get a special discount
Receive $50 off registration with code, SPOTLIGHT Earlybird Registration runs through September 28 GameSoundCon San Francisco is a two- day conference for composers, sound designers, recording professionals and others who want to learn what it takes to be successful in the growing video game industry.
Blizzard is looking for Senior Sound Designer
Blizzard Entertainment's sound department is looking for a senior sound designer to work on Diablo III. The ideal candidate will need to have extensive experience in sound design and implementation tools and wi... Read More...
Composer Interview Tony Morales
Tony Morales takes some time to chat about his recent Emmy nominated score for Hatfields & McCoys, which he co-composed with John Debney. Tony explains the research that went into the music in finding the style of the setting and era through instrumentation.