Resources for practicing post-production?

[demariai]

Originally Posted by Zakk_LP

So I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, and I apologise if it isn't.

I've been doing music tech (Mostly audio recording, mixing and mastering) for a couple of years now but one thing I've been wanting to get my hands on and never done properly is audio production for film, I want to try Foley, Sound design and writing original music.

I was wondering if it was possible to get hold of clips of film that had the original on-site recorded audio but nothing else? I realise that this is quite a niche thing to ask for and that such resources probably aren't readily available on the internet, but I thought it'd be worth asking to see if there was anything I could get hold of to help me so I could give it a go and have a play around without having any obligations to produce a product.

I know I could just cut the audio from a film clip and do it that way, which is what I'm sure I'll end up doing if I can't find anything else, but it would be nice to have dialogue as well as it being from something I've not seen before.

Thanks.

send me a pm with your email and I'll send you some tomorrow if I have time. I have some stuff that has been dubbed to portuguese so you can use it

[Zakk_LP]

That's really nice of you, thanks a lot! I've sent a message over with my email.

[ThisIsSka]

One thing worth trying as well if you're trying to run the gamut of Post-Production is to do some simple ADR work. Get a movie trailer/clip from a film and strip out everything, and get yourself and your friends to re-do the dialogue as well.

[Zakk_LP]

Originally Posted by ThisIsSka

One thing worth trying as well if you're trying to run the gamut of Post-Production is to do some simple ADR work. Get a movie trailer/clip from a film and strip out everything, and get yourself and your friends to re-do the dialogue as well.

That's a really good idea actually! I can imagine it'd be a good laugh if nothing else :')