By Meg Shields
Hey did you hear that? If you’re a character in a movie, it’s probably diegetic.
By Meg Shields
/Please/ tell me that was just the wind.
By Meg Shields
The new flesh makes all kinds of noises (most of it is squelching).
By Meg Shields
Gotham has romantic rain, tension rain … detectiv-ing rain …
By Meg Shields
Sometimes capturing an eery vibe is more important than accurate migratory patterns.
By Meg Shields
From the dropped frequencies to the powerful contrast, here’s how the film uses sound to convey its protagonist’s subjective experience with hearing loss.
By Meg Shields
Listen up: when you’re building a world from the perspective of toys, sound design is critical.
