Making the Movies
Making the Movies
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Another reason for doing this is that when the actual scerie is taken the actor does not have to distort the muscles of his face and neck as he must do when he is really singing. He just forms the words with his mouth. Many players who don't have good voices often "dub" to recordings of other people's voices. How many times have you watched a movie of a star singing and whispered, "Well! You can see she's not singing!" She never is.
It is much harder to get a good sound track 88 THE SOUND on lo...cation than in the studio because all sorts of accidental noises can spoil the take. Once a whole company had to wait for a few bum- blebees to move on to another field.
A picture always has at least three separate sound tracks: dialogue, sound effects, and mu- sic. Some parts of a picture may have ten or twelve tracks with each sound effect on a sepa- rate one. One picture had twenty-two sepa- rate tracks at one point. The more of these that can be combined by re-recording onto single sound tracks before the final re-record- ing is made, the easier that last big job is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another reason for doing this is that when the actual scerie is taken the actor does not have to distort the muscles of his face and neck as he must do when he is really singing. He just forms the words with his mouth. Many players who don't have good voices often "dub" to recordings of other people's voices. How many times have you watched a movie of a star singing and whispered, "Well! You can see she's not singing!" She never is.
It is much harder to get a good sound track 88 THE SOUND on lo...cation than in the studio because all sorts of accidental noises can spoil the take. Once a whole company had to wait for a few bum- blebees to move on to another field.
A picture always has at least three separate sound tracks: dialogue, sound effects, and mu- sic. Some parts of a picture may have ten or twelve tracks with each sound effect on a sepa- rate one. One picture had twenty-two sepa- rate tracks at one point. The more of these that can be combined by re-recording onto single sound tracks before the final re-record- ing is made, the easier that last big job is.
What to read after Making the Movies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeanne From Old Catalog Bendick to read onlineMoreLess
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