Motion Picture Sound

COURSE DETAILS

ELIGIBILITY

Anyone interested in learning the art of film sound and post-production.

PROGRAM

This crash course will take you through the essentials of Pro Tools based in-the-box mixing/recording/Foley for film. The course is designed to enhance your understanding of film sound and teach you industry standard techniques for sound design/ recording Foley/ ADR and mixing a film.

EQUIPMENT

A state of the art studio with a sound proofed & acoustically treated Control Room & Live Room for tracking. The studio set up is equipped with a Pro Tools (12) HD System and industry standard reference audio speakers and a second reference screen for ADR and Foley.

FEE

The Course Fee is Rs. 45,000/- plus taxes.

TIMINGS

A total of five classes 3 hours each.

Curriculum

MODULES

Protools basics

Editing tools, shortcuts

Sampling

Synthesis

Foley recording techniques

Dialogue recording techniques

Mixing and Mastering the assignment

Assignments

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FACULTY

Gautham Pattani

DANTE CERTIFIED TRAINER & STUDIO ENGINEER

When he’s not teaching recording, post production or fundamentals in audio, Gautham can be found recording bands, or mixing sound for films. He’s also a musician of standing- partial to the bass guitar, and enjoys mentoring our students in music production.

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Aman Dubey

STUDIO ENGINEER & FACULTY

Aman is a keen musician and forms an integral part of the studio and production teach team. His skills as a producer add a vital dimension to our studio mix.

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