Interview with Frank Bry

Interview with Frank Bry

Creating an Experience with Sound Effects – Interview with Frank Bry

This is a interview I did with my good friend Paul Virostek from Jetstreaming.org

How can you record great sound effects?

Field recording well requires using gear properly, having a solid recording sensibility, and knowledge of acoustics and signal flow.

However, as a listener, these things rarely come to mind when we hear an impressive sound. It’s similar to watching a movie: we never wonder how the gaffer lit a scene. That may ...

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Making the Mangled Metal SFX Library

Mangled Metal SFX Library

July 7, 2011

Miguel was kind enough to post an article “The Making of Mangled Metal SFX Library” on the Designing Sound website. Enjoy! -Frank

Where Do I Begin?

I spent a lot of time with my Grandfather when I was growing up. He was a scruffy old man that liked to keep EVERYTHING. I guess it rubbed off on me and I tend to save ...

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Designing Sound Interview

Designing Sound has published an Interview with me. We talked about several things, including my career, the tools I use, creativity, gaming, and more.

Check it out:

Frank Bry Special: Exclusive Interview

Designing Sound: Frank, please tell us how you started in sound design and describe the evolution of your career.

Frank Bry: My career in sound design has been an evolution, a progression, and a series of events that finally led to sound ...

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My Exclusive Q and A with Designing Sound

“The Recordist”, an Independent SFX Company by Frank Bry [Exclusive Q&A]

Today Miguel Isaza from Designing Sound posted an interview I did with him this week. Enjoy!

Exerpt:

DS: And what about the concrete library? You recorded a lot of different concrete elements (some of them appear really dangerous to record)… How did you go about this?

FB: Making the Ultimate Concrete SFX library was quite an experience… lots of heavy lifting and a sore back. I ...

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