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SOUND EDIT + MIX FOR EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM: SEXUALITY FOR ALL ABILITIES

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Junior Birdman Audio has been pleased to provide sound edit, Foley and mix on five educational videos for a project called Sexuality for All Abilities. Made for an audience of people with developmental disabilities, these short narrative films provide instruction on how to respond to sexual assault scenarios and related uncomfortable situations. More info on the curriculum:  sexualityforallabilities.com

2018 IN REVIEW: 3 OF 3

The final installment: a look back on some of our 2018 projects. Happy holidays! Looking forward to 2019.

MLS ALL STAR GAME: SOUND EDIT + MIX FOR HYPE VIDEO

Junior Birdman Audio was pleased to provide sound edit and mix for this viral video, sponsored by AT&T and promoting the 2018 Major League Soccer All Star game in Atlanta. See and hear it on Facebook and Twitter.

More work by Junior Birdman Audio for promo/ branding

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ORIGINAL MUSIC FOR FILM: "AFTER THE GUNFLINT"

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Below: One of the new pieces of original music I’ve been developing for After the Gunflint, a wilderness survival film directed by JD O'Brien. The creative brief: “deconstructed bluegrass”. It’ll probably be deconstructed a lot further from this point, but we like where it’s  going so far.

More music by Mike Hallenbeck for film

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GAME AUDIO: LUMINESCENE

More recent in-progress game audio for the Luminescence project, by Sailor Snouts out in Portland. The world we’re building is one where many things are made of light, so I cut together some cues for energy impacts. You know: energy impacts. Once again, these sounds are sourced entirely from a single analog synth, in keeping with the retro-futurist sensibility.

More work for games

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ORIGINAL MUSIC PLACEMENTS

Recent months have seen many broadcast placements for my musical compositions. My tracks with the production music library Primary appeared on channels like Major League Baseball Network and Switzerland’s RSI LA1, and also placed on shows like the UK’s “When TV Goes Horribly Wrong 2” and Spain’s TV show for children, “Lunnis de Leyenda“ (excerpt below, 20 seconds in):

2018 IN REVIEW: PART 1 OF 3

A look back at noble deeds in music and sound design perpetrated in the past year. Thanks to all the collaborators we’ve had the good fortune to work with, and here’s to 2019!

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PAX EAST eMLS CUP 2018: SOUND EDIT + MIX FOR SHORT DOC

Above: Junior Birdman Audio provided audio post for this recent short doc of the first-ever eMLS Cup at PAX East 2018 in Boston, featuring MLS notable Jimmy Conrad and sponsored by AT&T. Editorial and mix had to be lightning quick, including polishing a lot of announcer and interview dialog captured in a difficult situation. I created a sound design replete with assorted accents and crowd audio from my personal field recording library, then whipped up a mix and delivered on a tight turnaround.

More work for corporate video

More sound edit + mix for documentary

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“BEEBOX”: SOUND EDIT, ORIGINAL MUSIC, + MIX FOR SHORT ANIMATION

“Beebox” is an experimental short animation by Cable Hardin. Screenings have included BEFF (The Barents Ecology Film Festival) in Petrozavodsk, capital of the Russian Republic of Karelia. The film also screened at the River Film Festival in Padua, Italy, where the audience sits on stone steps by the riverbank and the films screen on a raft in the middle of the river.

Since the film is still on the festival circuit, I’m not sharing it online yet. But here are a couple of BTS vids. First, a layer-by-layer playback of SFX and mix from a single shot:

For such a brief running time, the piece is dense and required a close working relationship to make sure the soundscape helped articulate the narrative. Here’s a brief excerpt of our process cutting FX for the film:

More music + sound design for animation

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I WET MY PLANTS: GAME AUDIO REEL

Above: Sound design work on the game “I Wet My Plants” by Sailor Snouts, a team out in Portland, OR. The player's mission is inspired by the kodama-- a spirit in Japanese folklore that inhabits trees, similar to the dryads of Greek mythology. Engaging in “Breakout”-style gameplay, the player paddles a ball that collects water and brings trees and flowers to life (and sustains the player’s own life as well). The ball needed to sound spongy enough to take on water, yet solid enough to sell as an object colliding with other bodies. When the trees transform, the little reward blips are cues from an analog synth, in tune with the music (music is not included here).

More work for games (sound design + music)