Is your dialogue scene missing something? You might be able to enhance it with sound design. Dialogue scenes are some of the most ubiquitous scenes in filmmaking, but crafting them is anything but routine. There are so many different kinds of techniques that you can employ to make your characters' on-camera conversations more dynamic, cinematic, and evocative, as well as entertaining and informative to your audience. In this video, the team over at The Film Look goes over one often overlooked area of dialogue scenes: sound design. Learn how you can put sound design to work in your dialogue scenes below: Chances are you've seen this technique used before, whether it was in a scene in which someone falls hopelessly in love with someone the moment they lay eyes on them, the moment they get really bad news, or the moment they're overcome with uncontrollable rage, like in this scene from Me, Myself, and Irene. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 18 September, 2018