MPSE Wavelength

Fall 2020

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38 I M PS E . O R G PAULETTE VICTOR LIFTON: How does it feel to be Emmy nominated this year for your show? WADE BARNETT (The Boys): Being nominated is an honor. Looking at the other shows in this category, it feels great to just be in the same conversation. There are a lot of great sounding shows out there these days, so it feels awesome to be recognized. LEE WALPOLE (The Crown): To have this work recognized by our peers means a lot. The soundtrack on The Crown whilst detailed, complex, and intricate is also often very subtle. It is not packed with flashy in your face The Stranger Things of the Virtual Emmys BY PAULETTE VICTOR LIFTON MPSE Emmys in the time of COVID is not like any other Emmys in history. I've asked the supervisors and sound designers of this year's Emmy nominations for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Series what it was like. MPSE has the honor of conveying the stories, challenges, and joys of working on these amazing shows: The Boys (Wade Barnett), The Crown (Lee Walpole), Better Call Saul (Nick Forshager), Westworld (Benjamin L. Cook), Star Trek: Picard (Matthew E. Taylor), and Emmy winners of Stranger Things (Craig Henighan and Will Files).

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