A radioplay is a vital step exclusive to the animation pipeline; however, there is a lot more to the process than simply editing one together. In this post we outlines the basics of a radioplay and their importance in the production workflow.
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Like many, I find it a bit difficult to set aside time for ear training, so I was looking for a more on-the-go alternative, preferably something I could do from a mobile device. It could be just a couple minutes a day, on a lunch break, at the gym, or waiting in line somewhere. Consistent ear training can really help you develop your skills over time. Like anything in life, consistency is one of the biggest factors in personal growth, so I find convenience and accessibility to be big factors in whether or not I will be able to consistently practice something. With so many people streaming from their phones, tablets, laptops, etc., I think ear training on any device has actually become increasingly helpful.
A little over a month ago colleges across the country held virtual commencement ceremonies for the graduating class of 2020. If you were one of the many to graduate during this turbulent time you may be asking yourself, “What do I do now?” Here are some steps you can take right now to prepare yourself and help with your future job search!
We have sound editors coming in to test for us on a regular basis. The single most common difference between an editor who has worked largely alone versus one that has worked within a sound team is the lack of knowledge when it comes to the basics. There are three concepts I consider essential that I ask edit testers about right off the bat: Perspective Cutting, Stair Stepping, Color Coding. I can learn a lot about their familiarity with these concepts based on their response. Even a slight hesitance to answer is a dead giveaway; you’ve only worked alone and without much direction.