SOUND for Film and Television

A 2-1/2-hour, entertaining, funny, and immersive romp into what you need to know to start getting great sound.
4.49 (676 reviews)
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SOUND for Film and Television
2 805
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2.5 hours
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Apr 2015
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$69.99
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What you will learn

Record excellent location sound for film and video projects, and do a basic sound edit when you're done recording. We teach you to record like the pros.

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Our Verdict

SOUND for Film and Television offers a decent introduction to the world of film audio for beginners, though it may not provide comprehensive coverage of every topic. With its engaging approach and focus on basic concepts, this course can serve as a solid starting point for those interested in improving their location sound skills. However, experienced professionals or those seeking hands-on practice with specific tools might find the content lacking in depth. While imperfect in some aspects—namely, uneven production quality and outdated information— SOUND for Film and Television remains a valuable resource for learning about audio fundamentals.

What We Liked

  • Covers the essentials of sound for film and television in an entertaining and engaging manner
  • Excellent introduction to audio concepts for non-technical students; explained in simple, easy-to-understand terms
  • Real-world examples and anecdotes add value and context to abstract audio concepts
  • Includes tips on using basic sound equipment, and techniques for capturing quality audio

Potential Drawbacks

  • Lacks focus on software tools and modern equipment; may not be useful for those seeking hands-on training with specific applications
  • Production quality is inconsistent, which can be distracting for some students
  • Outdated information about certain topics (e.g. dubbing techniques) and limited content on foley production
  • No exercises or practical assignments to reinforce learning; relies heavily on video-based instruction
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