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Spring 2022

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JOHN: We ran loop systems all around the place, I remember that. We did silent playback so we could capture other things going on; people crashing into each other and stuff like that. TOM: And I had separate elements for the instruments. I had a guitar track and a bass track. [Music editor] Jennifer Dunnington's contribution to this film was amazing, musically. Again, one of the issues we always face is they keep changing the picture. So, obviously, when they make a picture change, that's going to affect the music. And that's probably the most difficult aspect of making those picture changes. What do you do with a score that's been composed and performed to one picture and then suddenly that picture is changed? It's shorter or longer and Jennifer is just a wizard at making that stuff work. It was a real blessing to have her on this job because that kind of thing happened a lot. I hope you have enjoyed this little tease. I encourage you to watch the whole conversation at: https://cinemaaudiosociety.org/cas-the-sounding -board-v1-0/#beyond Tom Fleischman CAS – Re-recording Mixer John Midgley CAS – Production Mixer Marko Costanzo – Foley Artist George A. Lara CAS – Foley Mixer Peter Albrechtsen CAS MPSE Moderator

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