Sound Design in Cinema: Powerful Storytelling Through Sound

In addition to the visuals of a film, sound is a powerful narrative tool. Sound Design in cinema refers to the art of re-creating, manipulating and structuring sounds in a film in accordance with the visuals and narrative structure. Whether musical or otherwise, sound has value when it is part of a continuum, when it changes over time, has dynamics, and resonates with other sensory experiences. Join award winning Sound Designer Anthony B J Ruban as he talks about the nuances of sound recreation, the research required for quality sound design and the challenges one faces with current surround sound formats.​

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Anthony B J Ruban - Sound Designer/Recordist (IN)

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