Sound Legend Shares 30 Years in Cinematic Winds Co
October 4, 2017, 05:01 PM
https://soundandpicture.com/2017/10/ann-kroeber-ci...
From forceful to playful, from lonely to breezy, wind is the most expressive force of nature. Sound recordist Ann Kroeber spent three decades capturing the many voices of wind. She and her late husband, sound designer Alan Splet, trekked through deserts, jungles, and pine forests, climbed mountains, crawled into caves, wandered stretches of beach, and explored abandoned structures to capture interesting winds.
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