[All Episodes]
#7: Footsteps
#6: Series in Decline
#5: Sex, Death and Morals in Horror
#4: The Loudness War
#3: The Rule of Threes
#2: Bad Translations
#1: The Drums From "Be My Baby"
The “wall of fame” at Footsteps recording studios. I did a bunch of documenting there last week and it will become a show in the near future.
Did you know? Almost every footstep, every chair creak and every rustle of clothing—really all the non-musical, non-dialogue sounds you hear in a mainstream, notable box-office movie are painstakingly re-recorded, in sync with the video, by a ‘foley artist’ in a recording studio.
On the new season of Sounds Familiar (starting 9/7) we’re going into the studio with the foley team behind The Life Aquatic, The 40 Year-Old Virgin and Cloverfield, to find out what it takes to be the discreet (and not-so-discreet) sounds of a Hollywood blockbuster.
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Episode of Siskel & Ebert from 1980 regarding violence toward women in horror films.
This video was a point of inspiration for the topic of this week’s podcast, in which I speak with Dr. Lisa Wade, the founder of Sociological Images and author of this blog post.
…sorry everyone, I may be spamming a bit this week because the first episode of my podcast will be available this week. I’ll try to keep it to a bearable minimum, but please know that, in addition to merely shameless self-promotion, I’m really excited about and proud of this project.
Also, take note: while you can subscribe in iTunes with the link above, it will be at least a few more days before the podcast is listed in the iTunes directory.
Thanks for your patience.
