Sound Savior
PANEL #3 | SATURDAY 11:45AM | LIBRARY
It’s almost an indisputable industry fact that a movie can’t be good unless it’s audio is absolutely great. If the audio fails, the movie fails. The factors involved in that workflow are almost endless, and when even one goes go wrong it can make a film almost unwatchable.
What does it take to make sure the sound is crafted well enough to heighten the storytelling and compliment the visuals?
Perhaps more than you’d ever imagine, but that’s why we’re here! Time to work-shop it out!
Now’s your chance to join this panel session, experience the tools, and find out how VO, ADR, Foley, and Music come together to make stories resonate, literally.
PANELISTS:
Todd Eric Valcourt
Todd is the owner of “The TV Studio” in L.A.. He grew up in Rhode Island where he began his acting career in theatre at the age of 5. He attended Emerson College in Boston where he majored in Acting for the theatre. Todd then moved to Chicago and performed with Second City Company before landing in Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television. Todd has been in dozens of commercials and also performs as a musician in all the major clubs in Los Angeles. In 2007 he started Double Take Entertainment Group, an independent film and music company producing SAG signatory short films for film festivals.