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14 FA L L 2 0 2 5 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y ADR and Perspective: Blending and Localization Approaches ADR and dialogue mixing play such an important part in the post- production process. It truly is one of those jobs where if it goes unnoticed, you have done your job correctly. The process of ADR and dialogue mixing and how we view it has dramatically changed over the years. Whether shooting in noisier locations, using CGI to create characters and locations that don't exist, using creative mixing to change the tone of a scene, or dubbing an entire language, ADR is vital to the post-production process. With this in mind, I sat down with Mark DeSimone CAS and Paul Zahnley CAS to discuss ADR and how it is incor- porated into a mix; whether it is blending new dialogue with production audio or mixing a project where a new language was dubbed entirely. b y B r a n d o n S c h u s t e r C A S