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Today, I have the honor of welcoming an extraordinary talent to the show – Julie Elven, a renowned soundtrack vocalist, concert soloist and musician based in Munich, Germany.
Julie's career has seen her collaborate with Hollywood's finest composers. Her captivating voice has graced a multitude of iconic projects, including the GRAMMY longlisted and BAFTA-winning video game 'Horizon Forbidden West' soundtrack. Her ethereal vocals have added depth and emotion to scores for the Gran Turismo movie (2023), 'League of Legends', 'World of Warcraft - Legion' and many more.
Beyond the recording studio, Julie is a seasoned concert soloist, having performed with esteemed orchestras and ensembles worldwide. Her live performance at The Game Awards 2021, accompanied by Lorne Balfe and The Game Awards Orchestra, reached an astounding 85 million viewers, making it a historic moment in the world of music and gaming.
Julie's journey is not just about singing; it's about creating unforgettable moments through her music. Join us today as we delve into her incredible career, her passion for storytelling through sound, and her remarkable contributions to the world of music, gaming, and beyond. Welcome, Julie and thank you for coming on the show!
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
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I'm excited to introduce you to Christopher Bolte, a talented sound designer, mixing & mastering engineer and field recordist. Hailing from Germany and now based in Boston, he's shaping music, creating innovative tools and crafting captivating soundscapes for games and film. To add to the excitement, he's just returned from an exhilarating field recording expedition in Zimbabwe!
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
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https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
https://ko-fi.com/fieldandfoley
Thank you for listening!
Today our guest is Mariana Lopez, a Latin American researcher and sound designer based in the UK. With a focus on sound design and accessibility, Mariana's expertise extends to acoustical heritage, historical soundscapes, and gender equality in audio. Her contributions to the field of sound design, including VR experiences, installations, and films, showcase her artistic and technical prowess. I am thrilled to explore Mariana's journey and insights into the world of sound design and acoustical heritage.
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
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Thank you for listening!
Our guest today is Katrine Amsler, a Danish musician, composer, producer, and sound artist. With an impressive background in interactive audio, sound design, and composition for films, commercials, video games and more, Katrine's talent and versatility shine through in her work. She has contributed to renowned projects like "Control" and "Wolfenstein: The New Colossus" and is currently working as a sound designer on the highly anticipated "Project 007". With a passion for exploring the textures and structures of sound, Katrine's compositions and soundscapes capture the essence of her diverse musical influences.
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
https://ko-fi.com/fieldandfoley
Thank you for listening!
I am excited to welcome to the show the multi-talented Arron Amo-Travers, who has made a name for himself in the world of audio across various fields. From interactive audio and implementation to specialized field recording and foley, Arron has an impressive set of skills that extend beyond traditional sound design. He works on films, commercials, video games, animations, documentaries, and art projects, showcasing his versatility and adaptability in the industry. Arron's notable work includes the sound design for the video game Somerville from Jumpship and mixing one of the trailers for the highly anticipated video game Cyperpunk 2077.
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
https://ko-fi.com/fieldandfoley
Thank you for listening!
Today, we have an incredible guest with us, Mark Mangini, a legendary sound designer who has left his mark on some of the most iconic films in Hollywood history. With two Oscars under his belt for his work on Dune and Mad Max Fury Road, and more nominations to his name, Mark's career spans over four decades of creating amazing sonic realities for motion pictures.
His passion for sound also extends into the world of music. A talented guitarist and songwriter, he has composed pieces for several movies. In addition to his work in film, Mark is a frequent lecturer and a strong proponent for sound as an art form. He firmly believes that all organized sound is music, and that his work is just as creative, manipulative, and meticulously designed as that of Beethoven or the Beatles.
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
https://ko-fi.com/fieldandfoley
Thank you for listening!
On today's episode, we will get to know Katharina Bär, a sound designer based in Düsseldorf, Germany. With a strong musical background, she combines her passion for music and recordings in her work on game audio, film projects, and audio books. She has also worked on audio narration with curated music and foley for the board game Frosthaven. Katharina also has experience in live mixing and recording musical and classical concerts, as well as developing directional characteristics of different instruments in VR for her bachelor's thesis. We're excited to hear more about her unique projects and approach to sound design.
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
https://ko-fi.com/fieldandfoley
Thank you for listening!
Today we're joined by Nathan Moody, a multi-talented composer, musician, and sound designer who specializes in creating immersive worlds through sound. Whether he's crafting soundtracks for games, or his own albums, Nathan is a master of using a variety of instruments and sound sources to build rich, evocative sonic landscapes. He's released over twenty solo albums, showcasing his unique blend of synthesized and organic sounds. But that's not all - Nathan is also an accomplished live performer, mastering engineer, and an interactive audio designer at the legendary Skywalker Sound. I'm thrilled to have him on the show today to share his insights into the art of sound recording and design.
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
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Thank you for listening!
Today we have the pleasure of chatting with Amanda Niles, a sound designer who has previously worked on the open world action game "Days Gone". They are currently bringing audio to life in "Don't Starve Together" (especially creature vocals) and enjoy going out for field recording as a hobby!
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
https://ko-fi.com/fieldandfoley
Thank you for listening!
Join us for a conversation with Emily E. Meo, a skilled musician, sound designer and composer currently lending her talents to the team at Arkane Studios Austin. Her portfolio includes working on video games such as Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark and the upcoming open-world immersive vampire shooter Redfall. Emily's dedication to her craft is truly remarkable, having documented her daily sound recording practice on Twitter for over 1000 consecutive days.
Things we talked about on this EpisodeWelcome to Field & Foley, the podcast that explores the world of field recording and foley art. I am your host, Ben Reichstein, and every two weeks I'm joined by a new guest from the wonderful world of sound. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, we'll answer your questions, share tips and tricks and tell stories about the people behind the sound.
But our show isn't just for sound designers – it's for anyone who loves to get a direct insight into the craft of audio recording! Together, we'll discuss the joy of going out into nature or staying in your studio and capturing your own material. Join us for lively conversation, insights, and inspiration in every episode of Field & Foley.
Support this PodcastIf you've enjoyed this episode please consider buying merch or supporting directly via Patreon or Ko-fi where you gain early access to episodes in lossless format and can submit questions for guests:
https://field-and-foley-shop.fourthwall.com/
https://www.patreon.com/fieldandfoley
https://ko-fi.com/fieldandfoley
Thank you for listening!
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