George Lucas "To me the sound is a very important part of the picture"
- Sound helps the footage to become real.
- Over 5000 sound recording in the Star Wars studios.
- The old sound recordings can be resurrected using an oven to heat them up.
- Matthew Wood - Supervising Sound editor.
- 1942 Gas Air raid alert sound is used - for the speeders dive.
- They recorded sound from a biplane for the hovering bike gun scene.
- Matthew Wood provides raw sound effects elements.
- The droid factory sequence required most of the machinery sound recordings.
- Dialogue replacement is used when the set is to noisy.
- Rick Mclean - Producer.
- You sinc the sound recordings to match dialogue.
- They have a very small sound editing crew.
- Foley recording - Jana Vance and Dennie Thorpe are the Foley artists.
- Adds realism to the scenes.
- Alien Language Creation - Changes a word at a time starting with English - Uses computers to manipulate the language.
- All elements to sinc with the footage.
- Inch there way through each scene.
- Gary Rydstrom - Re-recording mixer.
- The miner details can add up to significant changes.
- Some of the musical sounds were dropped in the droid factory sequence, but they were reused in other parts of the movie.
- There is always a point at the end to take a look at the final details.
- As long as there is time, there are always some improvements to movies.
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