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Temp music
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director · 2h 17m 3 mentions
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Randy Tom, the sound designer there. And just this handful of people, we put the movie up on the, because actually this movie was edited on film. This is the last movie I edited on film, actually. So we actually had film. So we projected the movie from beginning to end. And it was like Alan went home that night and started writing. And it was interesting, because I put temp music in when I show the movie to Alan.
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you know, some of his old stuff or other composers' stuff, you know, just to fill the scene out. But when I ran the movie for Alan, like the whole first scene with the feather was silent. And the only music that I put in were the records. When I ran it for Alan, I didn't have any temp music in the movie at all. And he literally came home on the synthesizer and he wrote that opening theme
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And a couple of months after I ran the movie for him, I went up to where he lives up north, and he just started playing me temp cues, and it was just sketches on the piano. And it was just great. I mean, we didn't change a thing. This guy is so complex, Gary Sinise, because he wants to die just so that he can be a part of his own heritage, which is that
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director · 1h 34m 3 mentions
Scott Stewart Jason Blum Brian Kavanaugh-Jones Peter Gvozdas
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Scott Stewart Jason Blum Brian Kavanaugh-Jones Peter Gvozdas
committed to the idea that you would see this totally from her point of view, that we would never cut to the gratuitous, big, giant, flocking visual effects shot outside of the house where you see this massive bird swarm. And there we go. That's the bird. I did this as a temp visual effect, this digital bird flying and hitting the glass. This is now a puppet.
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Scott Stewart Jason Blum Brian Kavanaugh-Jones Peter Gvozdas
And we just, it always made audiences jump, even just in the cutting room. And we liked it so much that even Fuse, which did, our visual effects vendor, did great work in the movie. But for some reason, that was one that we just really liked it. So we ended up keeping the temp in the movie. And your temp is actually a 2D bird. It's not three-dimensional. No, it's not. It's a 2D bird. That's great.
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Scott Stewart Jason Blum Brian Kavanaugh-Jones Peter Gvozdas
Tina was our gray. Yeah, my girlfriend, you know, I came home one night and I was, you know, I wanted to temp all these shots in the movie. It's sort of how I sort of communicate to my various members of my team what I'm looking for. And so I photographed her using my Canon 5D as a silhouette and then distorted her silhouette and stretched it and made it a little more skinny and alien-like.
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director · 1h 51m 2 mentions
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on an iPhone first to put it into a cut. iPhones are getting so good that there are 18 lines of ADR that are just additional audio recording of the actors that's done on an iPhone. And I did it on this pilot for Hawaii Five-0 and it was such a condensed post that as a temp I just had a lot of the actors do their ADR on an iPhone. I'd send them the scene and they'd just record it on the iPhone and email it to me.
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and it's such a good quality that I used it. And I thought, oh, okay, I can only get away for it because it's broadcast and television, it's never gonna hold up in a feature. And I did it for a temp, had everybody, Colin, Jessica, Kate, Bryan Cranston, Ethan Hawke, John Cho, everybody has iPhone lines that I would just write, they'd email them to me, I'd listen to them, say, can you change this, can you do that, or whatever. And there are about 18 iPhone lines that remained in this final film. Sounds like I should do an iPhone ad.
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director · 1h 31m 1 mention
David Steinberg, Dave Foley, David Higgins, Jay Kogen
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director · 3h 29m 1 mention
The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
Peter Jackson Fran Walsh Philippa Boyens
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director · 1h 26m 1 mention
Underworld Rise of the Lycans (2009)
Patrick Tatopoulos, Len Wiseman, James McQuaide, Richard Wright + 1
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writer · 1h 35m 1 mention
Simon Barrett, Adam Wingard, Greg Hale, Timo Tjahjanto + 4
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