Behind the Curtain of HZ and JNH's 'The Dark Knight'
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fish_hoof
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Thank you for all your hard work on these @ashtongleckman
patrick76
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Yes, totally agree. Really appreciate your work and enthusiasm.
Nmargiotta
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Fantastic job Ashton, I shared this with a director I work with often and he really enjoyed it although he said the daw stuff was over his head.
He had a question I thought id ask you, RE the cue sheet: "what do the reference columns mean? cant figure out what 1M7 or 6M56-57a means"
I figured it may have tied to the film reels but the film runtime would put it at 10 reels or so not 7. Just curious.
Keep up the great work.
I loved every minute of it. The detail and way you tie in the production timeline and details from Hans and Nolans working relationship is fantastic as well.
ryanstrong
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Well done! Always enjoy watching these.
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ashtongleckman
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Fantastic job Ashton, I shared this with a director I work with often and he really enjoyed it although he said the daw stuff was over his head.
He had a question I thought id ask you, RE the cue sheet: "what do the reference columns mean? cant figure out what 1M7 or 6M56-57a means"
I figured it may have tied to the film reels but the film runtime would put it at 10 reels or so not 7. Just curious.
Keep up the great work.
I loved every minute of it. The detail and way you tie in the production timeline and details from Hans and Nolans working relationship is fantastic as well.
Thanks for watching! Those are the cue numbers. For "7M27" that would mean the 7th reel, 27th cue. Cue numbers don't reset each reel, so for example you might go 6M20, to 7M21. There's also other things such as cues split in two sections "4M15A," or additional versions "4M16ALT1."
Nmargiotta
Composer TV and Advertisement
Hey Ashton thank you! I figured thats what it was. I appreciate it. Im excited for your next video.
Would anyone be able to give me a full run down of recording session types and layouts and how the production of recording the score went for help with accurate mock-ups. I already have a rough general understanding and have seen one video of a session from the dark knight but it’s mainly been guessing the rest. Would appreciate it a lot.
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