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Each episode of the Location Sound Podcast, we talk with location sound mixers, boom ops and other industry pros about the various aspects of recording sound on-location for feature and independent films, TV commercials, interviews, anytime where dialog from actors is recorded. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just starting out, this podcast is packed with great stories and lessons about recording on-location.
Rob Moore is a production sound mixer and boom op based out of Dublin, Ireland. He uses a Sound Devices 633 mixer/recorder and he likes Lectrosonics wireless transmitters and receivers. On the boom pole, he prefers the Sennheiser MKH-50. DPA lavaliers are his choice for wiring talent. For timecode boxes, he uses Tentacle Sync. Rob recently started a film industry clothing line for crew members located at https://www.cruclothing.com/ His sound company can also be found at https://www.soundspeed.ie/
Each episode we talk with location sound mixers, boom ops and other industry pros about the various aspects of recording sound on-location for feature and independent films, TV commercials, interviews, anytime where dialog from actors is recorded. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just starting out, this podcast is packed with great stories and lessons about recording on-location.

Tonebenders is a Sound Design podcast dedicated to covering the worlds of sound editing, field recording and audio post production for film, television and gaming. Through interviews and experiments we delve into everything from foley to plugins. Check us out at www.tonebenderspodcast.com
Wicked For Good pushed the Oscar nominated sound team from last years blockbuster, Wicked, to go further into the sonic world of Oz. Continuing the idea that every sound making it into the film had to have an Ozian twist to it. Nancy Nugent Title (Supervising Sound Editor), John Marquis (Supervising Sound Editor/Sound Designer/Re-Recording Mixer), Jack Coleman (Supervising Music Editor) and Simon Hayes (Production Sound Mixer) tell us about all the obstacles and challenges they met to complete this massive project. The music and sound effects departments worked really closely together in post, while production sound was constantly thinking about what would be needed by the audio post team. Wicked For Good is the culmination of a massive project where sound was an integral part of the the entire production.
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Episode Notes: https://tonebenderspodcast.com/346-wicked-for-good/
Podcast Homepage: https://tonebenderspodcast.com
This episode is hosted by Timothy Muirhead
and edited/mixed by Therese Gylfe & Tove Lidman for TnT Sound Design

Roundtable discussions with Sight & Sound film critics exploring new movies and film trends. Currently recorded from themed film festivals on an occasional basis.
Demonic oppression was the story of this year’s UK horror film showcase – along with female survivorship, identity differences and the dangers of the internet. Hardy survivors Kim Newman, Anton Bitel and Virginie Selavy explore our latest demons in this roundtable post-mortem.
Under discussion:
Demonic conspiracies and satanic possession in
👻 For We Are Many (Lawrie Brewster, Andrew Ionides, Brad Watson, Mitch Wilson, Carlos Omar De Leon, Matthan Harris, Dane Keil, Mark Logan; UK)
👻 Porno (Keola Racela, USA)
👻 Ready or Not (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, USA)
👻 Daniel Isn’t Real (Adam Egypt Mortimer, USA)
👻 The Black String (Brian Hanson, USA)
The slipperiness of truth and safety online in
👻 Death of a Vlogger (Graham Hughes, UK)
👻 Deadcon (Caryn Waechter, USA)
👻 Ghost Killers vs Bloody Mary (Fabrício Bittar, Brazil)
👻 Halloween Party (Jay Dahl, Canada)
👻 The Drone (Jordan Rubin, USA)
Differences of sexuality, class and gender in
👻 Spiral (Kurtis David Harder, Canada)
👻 The Dark Red (Dan Bush, USA)
👻 Satanic Panic (Chelsea Stardust, USA)
👻 The Wind (Emma Tammi, USA)
👻 Criminal Audition (Samuel Gridley, UK)
👻 Why Don’t You Just Die! (Kirill Sokolov, Russia)
Female survivors in
👻 A Good Woman Is Hard to Find (Abner Pastoll, UK)
👻 Feedback (Pedro C. Alonso, Spain/USA)
Parental angst in
👻 Freaks (Zach Lipovsky, Canada)
👻 The Deeper You Dig (Toby Poser & John Adams, USA)
👻 Knives and Skin (Jennifer Reeder, USA)
The monstrous in
👻 Rabid (Jen & Sylvia Soska, Canada)
👻 Depraved (Larry Fessenden, USA)


The A Sound Effect Podcast is the world’s first podcast dedicated to sound effects. It features exclusive interviews on the sound for film and games that make an impact right now, highlights independent sound effects creators and sound effects libraries – and groundbreaking new trends in the sound community.
Not only did Ben Baird design and mix the sound for director Alex Parkinson's DRAMATIC film, Last Breath. He also designed and mixed the sound for director Alex Parkinson's DOCUMENTARY film, Last Breath. Same story told with two different approaches; documentary and dramatic – using the same director, same composer, and of course, same sound designer and mixer.
This is truly a rare occurrence, and we're excited to share how Ben Baird approached the sound for both, what unique challenges each film posed, how documentary sound compares to dramatic film sound – and what he's taken away from this experience of mixing the same story for two different genres.


The Greatest Movies Podcast Ever
Reviewed: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Top 5: Female Performances of 2025
Guest: Cati Glidewell
Monthly Theme: Ben Affleck
There are only a few things you can truly count on in this world. 1.) Death. 2.) Taxes. And 3.) CinemaJaw’s yearly recap of the Top 5 Best Female Performances of the year with returning guest Cati Glidewell. And, lucky for you, number three is the one we went with this week!
That’s right boys, girls, and enbies – we’ve got long-time friend of the show, stellar critic, and The Blonde In Front herself, Cati Glidewell. And in addition to the Top 5 Female Performances of 2025, she’s also here for our review this week.
We’ve got the follow up to last year’s hit zombie movie 28 Years Later, and Matt, Ry, AND Cati all caught The Bone Temple.
And, if that wasn’t enough – we’ve also got an absolute banger for trivia this week. Ryan wrote “Devil’s Play” trivia for Matt and Cati.
It’s a great start to the year, and if you aren’t excited about The Bone Temple then you clearly didn’t see 28 Years Later. You won’t wanna miss it y’all.
I love you all,
-KP



Om ljudets olika skepnader och vad det gör med oss. En upptäcktsresa in i en värld som består av ljud. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app.
Ansvarig utgivare: Caroline Salzinger
Och kanske kan den kunskapen hjälpa yrkesfiskare att skrämma bort denna storätare
Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app.
Sälar som förstör redskap och äter upp fångst är ett stort problem för yrkesfiskare. Hösten 2023 påbörjades därför ett treårigt forskningsprojekt som handlar om att ta fram en ny sorts sälskrämma. Det är Eva-Lotta Blom, marinbiolog vid SLU i Umeå, och Örjan Johansson professor i teknisk akustik vid Luleå tekniska universitet som arbetar med att utveckla en fungerande skrämma. Dagens skrämmor skickar ut ljud mellan 10-15 000 hertz men ny forskning visar att sälarna hör långt över det och nu arbetar Eva-Lotta och Örjan med att hitta rätt frekvens för att skapa maximalt obehag utan att skada.
Ljudvärld möter de båda för att prata frekvens, morrhår och hur man hanterar ljud i vatten.
Reporter och producent: Joseph Knevel
Slutmix: Maths Källqvist
Ljudvärld produceras för Sveriges Radio av Knevel

The stories behind the world’s most iconic and fascinating sounds.
The theme song to Reading Rainbow has been delighting kids (and nostalgic grown-ups) for over 40 years. But how did this instantly iconic track come to be? In this episode, composer Steve Horelick reveals the unlikely story of its creation, from its empowering lyrics, to its “fluttering butterfly” synth sound, to how Chaka Khan and a mystery drummer helped shape one of its later versions.
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