Advanced Filmmaking: Sound Design and Recording

Learn the basics of sound in the art of filmmaking, including recording and sound design. Sound design is the process of recording, acquiring, manipulating, or generating audio elements. It is employed in a variety of disciplines including filmmaking and television production. Learn the basics of sound in the art of filmmaking, including recording and sound design.

KEY INFORMATION:

Dates:

Wednesday 9 March, 6pm - 9pm

This workshop will happen online via Zoom.

Equipment you’ll need:

• Participants must bring their own laptop with Davinci Resolve Light software installed.

If you need assistance accessing equipment, please contact Jessica Ibacache at jess@mav.org.au.

This workshop is for young and emerging artists of colour living around Melbourne.

Suitable for participants of all levels.

You can participate in the full workshop series or select which workshop you’d like to attend.

*To attend the full workshop series, please ensure to book a ticket for each of the three dates.

This workshop is FREE. Registration via Eventbrite required.

Donations are welcome, and will contribute to the development of programming for creatives of colour.

Facilitators:

Takuya Katsu has collaborated with filmmakers scattered across the world to create films that have screened at renowned museums, competed and won at top festivals worldwide. His passion for film sound has evolved into a keen interest for city noise, fueling ongoing research on the urban soundscape.

Presented as part of MAV's Ahead of the Curve program.

Image: Takuya Katsu. Photo courtesy of Cinespace.