Sound Design
Sounding Off
Mark Mangini tells IndieWire about the immersive design of "32 Sounds," currently streaming on The Criterion Channel.
Sounding Off
The "Day One" sound team tells IndieWire how they crafted the tense soundscape of the prequel, from alien calls to a flooded subway.
Sound You Can Feel
Oscar-winning sound designer Richard King tells IndieWire about creating the Trinity explosion and a recurring wind motif for two very different movies about two very different geniuses.
Strike
The enterprising ones squeezed in long, long days before SAG-AFTRA's July 14 work stoppage.
Re-recording mixers Chris Chae and Andy Kris tell IndieWire about giving terrifying voice to the "Demon of the Road."
Inside Darius Marder and Nicholas Becker's experiment to create subjectivity through a point of hearing.
Benny Safdie on how the legendary sound editor and re-recording mixer of "Uncut Gems" helped create the film's relentlessly propulsive energy.
Supervising sound editor Craig Henighan takes us behind the scenes of Season 3’s hideous monster.
Breaking celery stalks in order to create the sound of cracking teeth was all in a day's work for Gary A. Hecker.
For the Netflix series, re-recording mixer Graham Wild gave emotion to the sound of a skyscraper-sized chunk of ice sliding into the ocean.
The new documentary “Making Waves” explores the art of movie sound design. Here are 23 classic films, which were discussed in the documentary, that pushed the boundaries of movie sound.
One of the keys to Murch breaking and redefining the rules of Hollywood: getting the hell out of Los Angeles.
