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Post Production – Mixing and Sound Design for Film and TV

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Post Production – Mixing and Sound Design for Film and TV

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Master the art of Mixing and Sound Design for Film and TV in our live online class, led by the acclaimed Herwig Maurer, also known as Agent H. This exclusive course offers an unparalleled opportunity to delve into the intricacies of mixing and sound design, providing you with the latest skills, techniques, and industry insights straight from the expert himself.

Agent H’s wealth of experience becomes your classroom as he imparts techniques, best practices, and insider tips and tricks, offering a comprehensive understanding of the craft; a direct pathway to mastering the skills essential for creating impactful soundscapes in the world of Film and TV.

Taught through live online classes, the course is designed for active participation. Engage in weekly tasks that mirror real-world challenges, ensuring a hands-on approach to learning. Three live online playback sessions create a unique space for you to showcase your work, seek professional advice, and immerse yourself in the creative journey of your peers.

What sets this course apart is the opportunity to work on real-world film score briefs, providing practical experience and a chance to apply your newfound skills in a professional context. It’s not just about learning; it’s about refining your craft in a supportive environment that encourages creativity and collaboration.

Your Instructor: Herwig Maurer (a.k.a. Agent H)

Herwig Maurer (a.k.a. Agent H) was born and raised in Salzburg, Austria, the stomping grounds of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and is an alumni of Berklee College of Music where he majored in sound production & engineering. Co-founder of the critically acclaimed band, Mankind Liberation Front, he became a playable character in the PlayStation game Rocketbirds (which his band New World Revolution also provided tracks and original score for), and collaborated in the Academy Award-nominated audio design of the film Apocalypto.

Maurer’s work is influenced by over three decades immersed in a wide range of spiritual modalities. These include Western Mystery Schools, Earth-based indigenous religions, Systemic Constellation Work, NLP, and various other delicacies from the spiritual salad bar that Southern California embodies.

Besides his various music projects Herwig is currently continuing sound design on Amazon’s flagship series Reacher, and developing 7 Directions Radio, a label of ceremonial music and media, both geared to benefit indigenous elders and causes.

 

Post Production – Mixing and Sound Design for Film and TV

Introduction to Audio Post Production for Film & TV:
  • Understanding the role and importance of sound in film and television.
  • Overview of the sound post-production process.
Post Production Sound Theory and Terminology:
  • Understanding the different types of sound (dialogue, Foley, sound effects, music) and their roles
Case Studies and Analysis:
  • Analyzing and discussing sound design in famous film and TV scenes.
  • Learning from successful sound design projects.
Industry Tools and Software:
  • Familiarity with sound editing software like Pro Tools, Sound Miner, etc.
  • Using plugins and audio processing tools.
Dialogue Editing:
  • Cleaning and enhancing dialogue recordings.
  • Syncing dialogue with on-screen visuals.
  • ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement)
Effect Editing Pt1:
  • Ambience and Atmosphere
  • Immersive soundscapes and environmental sounds
  • Balancing ambience with dialogue and music
Effect Editing Pt2:
  • Sound Effects and Sound Design
  • Using and building Sound libraries
  • “Hard EFX” vs Sound Design
  • Designing and manipulating sound effects to enhance the storytelling.
  • 😎 Foley
  • Recording & Editing Foley
  • History of Foley
  • Creating and recording Foley sounds for adding realism and depth to the audio.
  • Syncing Foley with the visual action on screen
Music in Film & TV:
  • The role of music in creating emotional impact.
  • “Source” music versus Score
  • Collaborating with composers
Collaboration and Communication:
  • The Audio Post team – individual roles
  • Working effectively with directors, producers, and other team members
  • Understanding the creative vision and incorporating feedback
Sound Delivery and Format Considerations:
  • Preparing soundtracks for different distribution formats (theatrical, TV, streaming).
  • Complying with broadcast loudness standards.
Final Projects and Feedback:
  • Students work on their audio post projects.
  • Receiving feedback and guidance from instructors for improvement.

36 Hours | $1099 + $100 Registration

 

Use the ‘CONNECT’ button below to request schedule information for our classes. One of our placement experts will follow up within a business day. For one-to-one lessons, see Mixing and Sound Design for Film and TV Private Instruction, and connect with a specialist on that page.

Our Testimonials

Great class, two really good instructors and nice people in the class. All around good vibes, learned a lot and had the opportunity to play.

My instructor was VERY helpful. It took me a few lessons to grasp the concept and he did not give up on me. He tried many different ways to explain the concept and was always patient and understanding. I felt stupid not knowing how to do what he was explaining, but he was very encouraging and motivating, that I would grasp it and I eventually did!

Vanessa Barnfather

The instructor was very knowledgeable and friendly. Small classes are great for individual attention and schooling is affordable compared to other private schools.

Aria Minx

Very informative. I had an incredible teacher who was patient, knowledgable and all round awesome. I came into the course not knowing much and finished with a gigantic pool of information and skills making me feel equipped to go out and enter the dj world.

Jeanne Kietzmann

I feel like I learned everything I could have possibly learned. i have no questions that are unresolved. i learnt more in this class than in a year of studying on my own. I just will miss the class.

Malik Sterling

The course is really straight forward and the instructor is the coolest ever! He can answer any question that you wanna know about DJing. Tell him how you wanna mix, he will show you easily.

Shark Titan

I would recommend your courses to a friend because I felt it was very professional and personal which I appreciate.

Johan Grimberg
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