Ken Nightingall, Star Wars Boom Operator, Dead at 92
A veteran film recordist, Nightingall became an unlikely cult figure among Star Wars fans due to his sartorial choices on the set of the first film.
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A veteran film recordist, Nightingall became an unlikely cult figure among Star Wars fans due to his sartorial choices on the set of the first film.
Tom Kobayashi built and ran George Lucas’ Skywalker Sound before pioneering the use of ISDN and fiber optic networks for audio work.
Stuart Wilson, the Oscar and BAFTA winning sound mixer for 1917 discusses his early love of sound and working on some of the world's best-known films.
Pinewood Studios, the legendary UK-based film production studio facility located outside London, has announced that it is closing its sound department.
The Oscar and BAFTA winning sound mixer for 1917 talks his early love of sound and working on the world's best known films
Clearwing Productions, the first North American company to utilise the system, deployed L-ISA for the special event
Hyperspace got “hyperreal” when Clearwing Productions deployed L-Acoustics’ L-ISA for a live orchestral accompaniment to The Empire Strikes Back.
Jon Chapple finds out how Powersoft is gaining traction throughout the pro-audio galaxy with its ‘paradigm-shifting’ M-Force transducer technology