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survey on professional movie audio postproduction and projectionists
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markusstemler
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 Joined: 2007-08-25

Hi everyone!

I'd like to invite you to take part in a little survey.
Actually there is 3 of them, one for sound designers / editors and foley/adr recordists,
one for re-recording mixers and one for film projectionists. It's pretty much about
monitoring/playback levels and some background information. For example the film
projectionists are asked about their average playback levels and common procedures to
adjust them.

I'd be very glad if you could take part, it's not a big deal, mayby a 5min job at the max and
absolutely anonymous. However the condition to take part is that you are a
professional in one of those fields. The survey only focuses on movie postproduction / screening
It's not for game audio or music produciton. Thank you.

the links are:
for sound designers/editors, recordists:
http://www.befrager.de/befragung.aspx?projekt=3591

for re-recording mixers:
http://www.befrager.de/befragung.aspx?projekt=3594
I dont know it there are a lot of mixers in this forum so if anyone can suggest a good place
to send the link to, that would be highly appreciated.

regarding the film projectionists I tried to find a forum but the highest number of
members I found was 20, the last message from 2005. I also tried the IATSE page but
again if anyone has a better idea, that would be great.
the survey link is:
http://www.befrager.de/befragung.aspx?projekt=3453

thanks in advance
markus

‹ The School of Sound Edinburgh Interactive Festival ›

Submitted by markusstemler on Sun, 2007-08-26 00:37. login or register to post comments

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madilicious
Posts: 92
 Joined: 2007-07-01
Hi Markus, Good to see you

Hi Markus,

Good to see you here and thanks for your post.
I found your survey very well-structured and really enjoyed it!
Hope you get as many entries as possible from our Community..

Stamatia.

--

"There is no bigger arrogance than reprobating as inexistent anything we cannot conceptualize" Michel Eyquem de Montaigne.


Sun, 2007-08-26 10:04 login or register to post comments

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mutanto
Posts: 71
 Joined: 2007-08-27
Filled it in. Hard to answer

Filled it in. Hard to answer some questions, as it was more or less targeted towards professionals. :) My home "setup" is simply a mobile Edirol R4 Field Recorder, a closet-sized room to record audio within (including inevitable bass resonance and outside traffic noises), plus a Mac with Logic Pro 7, a Midi keyboard, Kontakt 2 and diverse audio editing software.

Although I might not be the perfect audience for a survey like this, it was fun filling it in anyway.


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