Woody Woodhall
Woody Woodhall, CAS is President of Allied Post Audio in Santa Monica, CA and is an award winning supervising sound editor, sound designer and re-recording mixer. He is a member of the Cinema Audio Society, SPARS and the Motion Pictures Editors Guild.
With over 20 years in the industry, Woody heads the Los Angeles Post Production Group where he shares his expertise along with other professionals on a monthly basis with the post production community. He has also authored a comprehensive textbook, "Audio Production and Post Production", currently used at universities across the country.
When he gives his ears a rest, he enjoys being a filmmaker for independent feature films, documentaries, television programming, and multimedia.
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Marcelo Lewin
Marcelo Lewin is the founder of Filmmaking Webinars, which was acquired by moviola in April 2012. As a serial entrepreneur, he also founded Pixel Heads Network, a company that produced audio and video podcasts focused on digital media creators. Pixel Heads Network was acquired by ProMAX in 2008. In 1999, he also created My Internet Desktop, an "OS on the web" company, which was acquired by Internet Appliance Network in 2000.
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Marcelo enjoys being both an entrepreneur and an employee. He has worked for Walt Disney Imagineering, NBC.com, Toyota and J.F. Shea. He has held many positions including that of General Manager, Content Manager, Product Manager, Project Manager, Senior Developer, Lead Developer, Content Creator and Web Developer.
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His passion lies at the intersection of technology, business and creativity. He likes to think outside the box and offers the perfect blend of business savvy, technological knowhow and creative thinking.
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Description
The audio turnover process for video editors can sometimes be very complex. We will explore the various aspects involved in the audio post process such as how NLE's like Avid and Final Cut Pro create OMF files and how audio files must be arranged and edited for final output.
We will go in-depth about preparing dialog, sound effects and music split tracks, proper file and project management and best practices for the turnover of projects to audio editors and mixers.
Additionally we will discuss considerations regarding the final playback destination, i.e. theatrical film mix versus an Internet web sound mix versus a broadcast television program sound mix.
We will go in-depth about preparing dialog, sound effects and music split tracks, proper file and project management and best practices for the turnover of projects to audio editors and mixers.
Additionally we will discuss considerations regarding the final playback destination, i.e. theatrical film mix versus an Internet web sound mix versus a broadcast television program sound mix.
- What is audio post, why do I need it, can I get away without it?
- What are the elements of audio post, how is it organized, how do I do it?
- What is an OMF, what are the various audio formats, what are split tracks or stems?
- What are typical audio deliverables, what are best practices for soundtrack delivery?
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