PT265 Dialogue and ADR Editing

The goal of this course is to not only learn dialogue and ADR
editing, but to balance between ADR, production, and
production alts. Topics include loading production tracks,
rebuilding and phasing to the Picture Editors tracks, reading
a line script, reading sound reports, loading original
production tracks, auto conforming, importing OMFs,
building production tracks, smoothing ambiance and vocal
quality between cuts, reasons for ADR, ADR spotting, ADR
recording, working with the director and actor, editing ADR
seamlessly with dialogue, prepping your session for MIX, and
prepping tracks for a foreign or non-English version.
Prerequisite: PT 210P

Quick Facts
Class Hours: 16
Lab Hours: None
Tuition: $795 See Financial Options

Class Schedule
Start Date	End Date	Time
5/21/2010	5/22/2010	Sat & Sun 9AM-6PM
9/18/2010	9/25/2010	Sun & Fri Eves starting at 5:30 PM (x 1.5 Wks)
11/12/2010	11/13/2010	Sat 9AM-6PM; Sun 9AM-5:30PM

More Info
This class is available individually, or as a part of our Pro Tools Audio Engineering Program
This class uses the following software: Digidesign Pro Tools

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adr - Automated dialogue replacement or additional dialogue recording (ADR) is a film sound technique involving the re-recording of dialogue after photography that can be applied in film, TV, commercials and video games. ADR is used to replace undesirable production audio, to enhance the sound, to change the quality of a performance delivery, or to separate the voice from other sound elements for greater control of its volume, localization or spatial quality with a mix.

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