Continuing my conversation with Emily Halberstadt, we’re digging into one of her projects for the Smarter Everyday channel, how she did the sound design for the potato gun at 20,000 FPS.
We talk about her strategy, effects, choice of sounds, what works and what doesn’t, realism and why sound design is even needed for slow motion/high speed video.
Again it was so fun talking to Em and so cool to see inside this project. If you want to see more stuff like this on The REAPER Blog, consider becoming a Patron.
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2 responses to “Super Slow Motion Sound Design With Emily Halberstadt”
Hi friends! Your videos are fascinating. I can read written English but I have serious problems with that speech. I wanted to ask, it would be possible to provide the subtitles of your videos or a transcript? Thank you. Greetings from Torino (Italy)
a translator 🙂 Just click!