How to win an Oscar for Sound Design with Nina Hartstone

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00:00 All about Nina
00:42 Nina's path into the industry
02:36 Cyborg Cop!
03:39 Supervising sound editor - what does the role encompass?
04:30 How has the industry changed over the years?
06:23 Advice for someone leaving uni?
08:02 What makes good sound design?
09:41 How a scene plays
10:30 ADR, dialog recording - how Nina watches movies
11:40 Tips for working with actors
13:25 Bohemian Rhapsody - working with classic Queen tracks
14:58 Is Nina sick of Queen music?
15:40 Winning an Academy Award
17:21 Memories from the night Nina won her Oscar
18:01 Saltburn - what was it like working on that film?
This week on the podcast I’m talking to academy award winning supervising sound editor Nina Hartstone.
Nina has been working in the business for over thirty years, she’s worked her way up from assistant sound editor roles in the 90s right through to winning an Oscar for her work on Bohemian Rhapsody.
Her recent projects include Saltburn, Enola Holmes 1 and 2 and 'I wanna dance with somebody'. I spoke to Nina about how she got started in the business, her advice for people starting out, what makes good sound design and what it was like winning an Oscar.
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