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| Wolf |
 Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2004 6:33 pm |
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Well know LA mixer Jim Tannenbaum teaches this course. I think 60%
of the union mixers in LA would have something to learn here. Jim is
fanatical about solving difficult sound problems and has MANY answers
for even very experienced folks. Strange that most "working"
soundmixers have no appreciation for education (this excludes all people
on this list of course)
I would say these would be 500 bucks well spent for even academy award
winners.... Jims basic understanding and bag of tricks can be taught to
those foks in a few hours... but of course there is none who would
organize that kind of course for proffesionals - too compeditive?...
proffesionals are slowly limping into oblivion, being replaced by better
technology and PAs moving up.
Reality show foks should definitly take this course...
wolf
http://www.uclaextension.edu/index.cfm?href=/entertainmentstudies/index.cfm
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Basic Production Sound Recording for Film and Television
X 476.27A Film & Television 4.5 units $545
An overview and introduction to production sound mixing as practiced in
film, television, and video for features, documentary, educational,
commercial, and industrial projects. Instruction covers basic theory,
technical aspects, use of microphones, mixing panels, analog and digital
tape recorders, picture-sound synchronization, and set politics and
protocol. The course also includes hands-on mixing exercises and
extensive listening demonstrations. One session meets in a professional
audio equipment facility. The course is primarily for participants who
want to mix professionally, although it is also suitable for those who
want a thorough understanding of the process as an aid to their own
craft. Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of film production and approval of
instructor. To achieve the required proficiency, students will need to
arrange for additional mixing practice on their own at the completion of
the course; call (310) 825-9064 for details. Fulfills Production
Workshop requirement in Certificate Program in Film, Television, and
Digital Entertainment Media. Enrollment limited. Visitors not permitted.
Each student must bring a pair of professional high-quality stereo
headphones to the first class or rent a pair from the instructor for
$20. Punctuality and attendance at all meetings are mandatory.
Course Open Reg# Q3531U
No Textbook Required
Westwood: 760 UCLA Extension Bldg.
Monday - Thursday , 7-10pm
June 14 - 17
North Hollywood: Location Sound Corp. , 10639 Riverside Dr.
Saturday , 8am-5pm
June 19
Westwood: 211 UCLA Extension Bldg.
Monday , 7-10pm
June 21
Westwood: 760 UCLA Extension Bldg.
Tuesday - Thursday , 7-10pm
June 22 - 24
Saturday , 8am-5pm
June 26 , 10 mtgs.
Jim Tanenbaum, CAS, who has mixed 88 features during his 37-year
career--from The Stunt Man to Volcano--as well as numerous television
shows, documentaries, and over 300 commercials. He recently won an Emmy
Award for production sound mixing on Live From Baghdad and was
previously nominated for Tuesdays with Morrie. Mr. Tanenbaum has written
two technical manuals on time code as well as The StellaDAT Recorder,
and the textbook The Production Mixer's Manual.
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