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The guys at SoundWorks Collection have published a new video featuring an exclusive tour of the sound division of Universal Studios.
In this SoundWorks Collection exclusive video, take an exclusive tour of the Universal Studios located in Universal City, CA hosted by Chris Jenkins, Senior Vice President of Sound Services.
About Universal Studios Sound Department:
Universal’s Sound Editorial and Design Department provides state-of-the-art sound design and editorial services for live action and animated feature films, episodic television, interactive games, theme park rides and TV & airline versions. We take a personalized boutique approach to creating your soundtrack.
Our 5.1 surround editing suites feature brand new Pro Tools|HD editing workstations and a comprehensive networked sound library. Our high speed network links each editor with our unique and extensive sound effects library and also allows us to move sound and picture files throughout the department. We provide sound effects, dialogue, ADR and Foley. The most complex sound concepts can be realized in our deluxe sound design suites.
Whether you’re producing the latest big action picture or need the most subtle sound design, our Feature Sound Editorial has the creative staff and technology to provide you with the best in post sound services. Our creative sound supervisors and editing staff are highly focused on turning out quality soundtracks. We emphasize the close collaboration with your producers and creative staff to consistently produce a quality product, on time and within budget.
Great video!
Great video! Interesting to see what the guys at Universal are using in terms of hardware and software for audio.
Keep up the great work SoundWorks Collection!
That’s huge!
Look at the wall of PT HD :E
Universal Studios is still one of the best film studios and you can also visit their offices~
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