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277 - Sound Design For Horses

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When working on a project that features horses on screen, the sound design can be broken up into 3 main categories: Their hooves, Saddle/Bridle, and their Vocalizations and Breathing. None of these are easy to design the sound for. Luckily we have some of the most talented people working in audio post-production chiming in, to tell us how they approach horses in their work. Paula Fairfield, George Haddad, Wylie Statemen, Gary Hecker, Mandell Winter, Robert Stambler, Don Sylvester and Sandra Fox all pony up their hard earned knowledge. Sandra Fox Does a quick Horse Hoof Foley Demonstration (2:24) Wylie Stateman, Don Sylvester and Mandell Winter talk about doing sound for horses in westerns (4:20) Gary Hecker discusses his work for both horse foley and as a voice actor specializing in horse vocalizations (12:15) Robbie Stambler and Paula Fairfield breakdown a specific horse scene from The Rings Of Power (26:30) George Haddad explains his horse sound design workflow on the many western series he has been Sound Supervisor on (31:20) Show Notes: https://tonebenderspodcast.com/277-sound-design-for-horses/ Podcast Homepage: https://tonebenderspodcast.com Tonebenders Host This Episode: Timothy Muirhead
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When working on a project that features horses on screen, the sound design can be broken up into 3 main categories: Their hooves, Saddle/Bridle, and their Vocalizations and Breathing. None of these are easy to design the sound for. Luckily we have some of the most talented people working in audio post-production chiming in, to tell us how they approach horses in their work. Paula Fairfield, George Haddad, Wylie Statemen, Gary Hecker, Mandell Winter, Robert Stambler, Don Sylvester and Sandra Fox all pony up their hard earned knowledge. Sandra Fox Does a quick Horse Hoof Foley Demonstration (2:24) Wylie Stateman, Don Sylvester and Mandell Winter talk about doing sound for horses in westerns (4:20) Gary Hecker discusses his work for both horse foley and as a voice actor specializing in horse vocalizations (12:15) Robbie Stambler and Paula Fairfield breakdown a specific horse scene from The Rings Of Power (26:30) George Haddad explains his horse sound design workflow on the many western series he has been Sound Supervisor on (31:20) Show Notes: https://tonebenderspodcast.com/277-sound-design-for-horses/ Podcast Homepage: https://tonebenderspodcast.com Tonebenders Host This Episode: Timothy Muirhead
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