Anyone could suggest any sound post-production must-read books? I'm just starting out and am eager to read more on the subject. Bonus points for those who could point me to any online store with good deals on them. Thanks! ?8D?
I'll take the bonus points. The very best, most reliable, most honest on line store is
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if you offered a bonus brownie...i woulda been all over that.?8D?
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Thanks, but aren't those guys selling mostly equipment stuff, not books?
I'm sorry. Your post wasn't too clear. A great site for books is Amazon.
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The aim of an argument or discussion should not be victory, but progress.
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Kelly Baker is an indie filmmaker who has done sound design on many a major motion picture. He just released a sound workbook that I believe covers both pro and post.
I haven't read it yet, but I have been to Kelly's seminar on sound and I can vouch for that.
One of the first books I read when getting into sound was 'Designing Sound For Animation'.
Nice and simple, I still flick through it now, if only for fun.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Designing-Sound-Animation-Robin-Beauchamp/dp/0240807332
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