Jonathan Brandis back in the booth in fine form with an improvised musical opener describing the plotline for the episode and recording inhales and exhales (ironically while having a crafty smoke indoors). Despite Brandis' insistence that some of his line readings are fine and don't require looping, Richard patiently guides him through the list and has great fun doing so… more: <a href= "https://seaquestvault.com/the-adr-sessions/?fbclid=IwAR1d76uaC8G9-lN6xP8tI1XrlL5y1dEr2LGSRnLKZiTLaLKt99dZ3gP7oPM"> seaQuest Vault</a>

Jonathan Brandis back in the booth in fine form with an improvised musical opener describing the plotline for the episode and recording inhales and exhales (ironically while having a crafty smoke indoors). Despite Brandis' insistence that some of his line readings are fine and don't require looping, Richard patiently guides him through the list and has great fun doing so… more: seaQuest Vault

Jonathan Brandis back in the booth in fine form with an improvised musical opener describing the plotline for the episode and recording inhales and exhales (ironically while having a crafty smoke indoors). Despite Brandis' insistence that some of his line readings are fine and don't require looping, Richard patiently guides him through the list and has great fun doing so… more: <a href="https://seaquestvault.com/the-adr-sessions/?fbclid=IwAR1d76uaC8G9-lN6xP8tI1XrlL5y1dEr2LGSRnLKZiTLaLKt99dZ3gP7oPM" rel="noopener noreferrer"> seaQuest Vault</a>

seaQuest ADR Sessions #06 Jonathan Brandis

The audio segments below are culled from the sound crew in Orlando, Fl. They are original tapes of the cast of SeaQuest DSV re-recording lost or broken dialogue in post-production.  These sessions were only discovered recently after decades in storage and provide a fascinating insight into both the actors personalities and the making of the show.

"An ADR editor records the additional dialogue needed to complete a feature film, television drama, and, sometimes, a documentary. ADR stands for 'automated dialogue replacement' and is also referred to as 'post-synching'. It's essentially recording extra dialogue in the studio after the film has been captured…"

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The audio segments below are culled from the sound crew in Orlando, Fl. They are original tapes of the cast of SeaQuest DSV re-recording lost or broken dialogue in post-production. These sessions were only discovered recently after decades in storage and provide a fascinating insight into both the actors personalities and the making of the show. "An ADR editor records the additional dialogue needed to complete a feature film, television drama, and, sometimes, a documentary. ADR stands for 'automated dialogue replacement' and is also referred to as 'post-synching'. It's essentially recording extra dialogue in the studio after the film has been captured…"

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