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60New Children’s Program Combines Entertainment, Education, and Awareness
By Lisa Horan It’s not too often a children’s television show claims it can change the world. Earthlings is the exception. With the theme, “One planet. One people,” the newly developed...
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67The Sound of Indie Film, Please God Someone Normal
By Lisa Horan Normal. Just what is it and can any of us really claim to be it? According to Filmmaker Jonathan Reed – not a chance, and he demonstrates this humorously in his short film, Please God...
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66Cracking the Code: Breaking Into Game Sound
By Lisa Horan and Kevin Hill Getting Your Foot in the Door So you’ve been thinking about trying your hand at the gaming industry, but is it really a realistic goal for a studio like yours? The...
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54The Hidden Value of Interns
By Lisa Horan and Kevin Hill OK. We’ll admit it. The interns we “hire” are definitely not exempt from performing mundane tasks. Dishes in the sink? Get the intern. Bathroom needs cleaning? Get...
0 comments58Sound Planning Equals Powerful Storytelling
By Lisa Horan and Kevin Hill If you've heard it once, you've heard it a thousand times (at least, from us here at Studio Unknown, that is!) . . . when you are preparing your script for your project, don't...
0 comments63The New Sound of Film
By Lisa Horan Today’s motion pictures aren’t just a feast for the eyes, they’re also a technologically-advanced sound haven, enticing audiences to actively participate in what they're seeing. ...
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55Behind the Sound: An Interview with a Film Sound Designer
By Lisa Horan Crashes. Sizzles. Explosions. Typical sounds you'd expect to hear in a superhero film, right? Well, surprisingly enough, the sounds featured in The Photon Effect go well beyond what most...
0 comments74Video Marketing
By Lisa Horan Considering the challenging economic times just about every business seems to be facing this year, effective marketing is going to play a crucial role in success. If you’re hired...
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