True Detective’s quiet, tense Emmy-nominated sou
August 17, 2019, 08:41 AM
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By Jennifer Walden When there’s nothing around, there’s no place to hide. That’s why quiet soundtracks can be the most challenging to create. Every flaw in the dialogue — every hiss, every off-mic head turn, every cloth rustle against the body mic — stands out. Every incidental ambient sound — bugs, birds, cars, Continue reading → August 16, 2019 The post True Detective’s quiet, tense Emmy-nominated sound appeared first on postPerspective.
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