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I like the contrast of the "Run, freshman" which you can clearly hear at 0:36 but then at 1:26 you barely hear it at all. Makes me wonder what sorts of dialogue i continued to overhear throughout other movies.
I remember noticing strong dialogue panning on The Incredibles but I was watching at home. I'm not sure how it's in the movie theater, where the dialogue is supposed to be played through the central, mono speaker.
Strong panning in the theater as well. If the recordings are clean(no noise, no room reflections) then panning can be a great tool to add dynamics and interest! Check out Gravity, which is live action and has a ton of dialog panning in Atmos.
Thanks for watching! What did you learn from this video? Do you have any questions? Let me know here! Also don't forget to like and subscribe to never miss a video!
I like the contrast of the "Run, freshman" which you can clearly hear at 0:36 but then at 1:26 you barely hear it at all. Makes me wonder what sorts of dialogue i continued to overhear throughout other movies.
I remember noticing strong dialogue panning on The Incredibles but I was watching at home. I'm not sure how it's in the movie theater, where the dialogue is supposed to be played through the central, mono speaker.
Strong panning in the theater as well. If the recordings are clean(no noise, no room reflections) then panning can be a great tool to add dynamics and interest! Check out Gravity, which is live action and has a ton of dialog panning in Atmos.
Yeah in the movie theater the dialogue doesn't have to be always played through the central speaker
Thank you!
You're welcome! 😉
The foley one kinda sounds satisfying.
Pixar foley is the best ❤️
Awesome ! Q: where do did you get these sounds?
How did you manage to get those sounds?
I pulled them from this wonderful video! vimeo.com/69126435
Who is doing the crowd
Laugh Track