"The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" rides into theaters May 16th. Making sure the inside of the wardrobe sounds as good as the outside is sound supervisor James Mather. Of "Potter" film decent, Mather is no stranger to fantasy, and he continues to help Harry fight Voldemort this fall with "Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince". Mixing for "Caspian" took place at De Lane Lea's London stages with Terry Poter and Dean Zupancic handling dialog/music and effects, respectively. The mix team normally resides in the main theater on Disney's Burbank lot where the first "Narnia" film dubbed in 2005. Production sound was horded by Tony Johnson. Another "Narnia" alum, he is listed to be doing James Cameron's next, "Avatar". Composing for "Caspian" was handled by Harry Gregson-Williams. Tracking took place at Abbey Road and some great photographic coverage can be found, HERE at the newly discovered (new to me that is) gem, scoringsessions.com. While a great audio interview with Gregson-Williams and director Andrew Adamson can be found, HERE.
CHECK BACK SOON FOR A Q AND A WITH FIRST ASSISTANT SOUND EDITOR ALISTAIR HAWKINS!
DE LANE LEA SOHO
SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR: James Mather
RE-RECORDING MIXER: Terry Poter
RE-RECORDING MIXER: Dean Zupancic
PRODUCTION SOUND MIXER: Tony Johnson
ABBEY ROAD
COMPOSER: Harry Gregson-Williams
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2 comments:
sounds like a good soundtrack
I liked this movie very much. I was completely on board every moment of the movie. This movie was't so great like the lord of the rings but was an unbelievable movie, awesome special effects, awesome sounds, incredible make-up like in the first movie, very good costumes, an incredible actuation of all the cast was great. So you wanna watch this movie, then go ahead and Download Free The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Movie
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