BWLGeorge

Mr. King! Thanks for doing this!

Something I'm always interested in is when a scene will utilize a lack of sound to accentuate the other noises that are happening and establish tension or wonder. I think of films like No Country for Old Men and Wall-E. How do you go about crafting a scene in which there is "no sound?" What techniques do you use to capture the perfect ambient room tone and ensure that the subtle noises that are happening are accentuated to the degree they need to be? Is most everything added afterward? Is it a mix of both?

Thank you again, and I hope you have a great day!

Wow, I had no idea you did that movie! The sound in that is fantastic!

I regularly think of how eerily quiet the shootout in the cabin is with Wood Hite, and it just drains the scene of any sense of glory and leaves the viewer just feeling that horrifying anxiety of people trying to kill to survive.

Thanks for answering!

What was it like working with Enemies? You guys are cool and they are too.