iZotope RX Preserves Performances and Budget for Indie Film The Chain
iZotope RX solves many audio production challenges for the independent feature film The Chain. Read how the sound editor, Michael Gross cleaned up dialogue, matched sound, reduced spurious noise and more.
(Cambridge, MA--January 11, 2016) iZotope Inc., a leading audio technology company, today announced that the independent feature short film The Chain used iZotope RX to maximize its use of production audio and preserve the best on-set performances to stay on budget. Filmed in New Hampshire, The Chain is based on a short story of the same name by Tobias Wolf in which revenge unleashes a series of unintended consequences.
As with most independent films, budgets were minimal, which meant that sound editor and mixer Michael Gross needed to make the most of the audio he had from the set. iZotope’s RX suite of intelligent repair and enhancement modules enabled Michael to clean up production dialogue to a point where very little ADR (Automatic Dialogue Replacement) was required. For an independent film on a limited budget, this represented a huge savings in time and effort for both cast and crew...[continue reading]
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Independent Film The Chain Relies on iZotope RX to Preserve Best On-set Performances and Budget
CreativeCow blog(Cambridge, MA--January 11, 2016) iZotope Inc., a leading audio technology company, today announced that the independent feature short film The Chain used iZotope RX to maximize its use of production audio and preserve the best on-set performances to stay on budget. Filmed in New Hampshire, The Chain is based on a short story of the same name by Tobias Wolf in which revenge unleashes a series of unintended consequences.
As with most independent films, budgets were minimal, which meant that sound editor and mixer Michael Gross needed to make the most of the audio he had from the set. iZotope’s RX suite of intelligent repair and enhancement modules enabled Michael to clean up production dialogue to a point where very little ADR (Automatic Dialogue Replacement) was required. For an independent film on a limited budget, this represented a huge savings in time and effort for both cast and crew...[continue reading]
Read the full article on CreativeCow.
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