The most memorable moment for me in Dunkirk was when the plane crashes into the sea and there is super loud "CRACK." It was exhilerating in the theater to hear because I think we are conditioned in movies to always hear a low "boom" no matter what the collision on the screen is.
How did you get that sound and was it a conscious effort to try and make it sound that way?
Also, how do you approach dynamic range to get such loud explosions or other sound effects? Do you run into any limitations and how do you handle them?
Thank you, I love your work and you are a huge inspiration!
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The most memorable moment for me in Dunkirk was when the plane crashes into the sea and there is super loud "CRACK." It was exhilerating in the theater to hear because I think we are conditioned in movies to always hear a low "boom" no matter what the collision on the screen is.
How did you get that sound and was it a conscious effort to try and make it sound that way?
Also, how do you approach dynamic range to get such loud explosions or other sound effects? Do you run into any limitations and how do you handle them?
Thank you, I love your work and you are a huge inspiration!
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