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Cinema Audio Society Sound Mixing Noms Motion Pictures – Live Action: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Les Misérables Lincoln Skyfall Zero Dark Thirty ...

Sound designer Ben Burtt began his career in 1975, and his innovations were quickly recognized by the Academy who gave him Special Achievement Awards for Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark. Burtt went on to win competitive Oscars for his work on E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. In addition to his long-standing collaborations with Steven...

Flight is an amazing movie for Denzel Washington’s internal struggle but the plane crash is on the high scale of awesome. ...

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When it comes to choosing the awards won for Sound, it is never easy. Will one movie win both? Will they split? For me, I have a hard time deciding but...

Cinema Audio Society adds Scoring Mixers to the CAS Awards Mix Los Angeles—The Cinema Audio Society, opened the submissions process on October 17 for the CAS Awards with a big change this year—Scoring Mixers will be added to the mix in three categories: Motion Pictures, Television Movie or Mini-Series and DVD Original Programming. In making this change, CAS President...

SoundWorks Collection: The Sound of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 From our friend Micheal Coleman, a new video from The SoundWorks Collection profiling the sound and music mix in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Pt 2. ...

SoundWorks Collection: The Sound of “True Grit” from Michael Coleman on Vimeo. True Grit: Outstanding Acheivement in Sound Mixing for Feature Film Boardwalk Empire: Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for a Television Series Temple Grandin: Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television Movie or Mini-Series ...

Heading David Fincher’s sound team on The Social Network, Sound Re-recording Mixer and Supervisor Sound Editor Ren Kylce and Sound Re-Recording Mixer Michael Semanick walk us through the creative and technical process for designing the audio soundscape. (via Soundworks) ...

Sci-fi fans were spoiled in 2009 with half a dozen milestone movies ranging in style from classic psychological mind-twisters (Moon), exhilarating reboots (Star Trek), “revolutions in cinema” (Avatar), prawn pwnage directorial debuts (District 9), and fresh injections of ecological infection (Splinter). After a binge as wicked as that, 2010 feels like we’ve...