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Toni's Film Club Season 4, Episode 13: How Monster Sound Effects Are Made For Movies

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Dinosaurs don’t exist… but their sounds do. And someone has to invent them. In this video, I sat down with Tim Nielsen — an award-winning sound designer who has worked on Jurassic World, Avatar, Lord of the Rings, and pretty much every major franchise you can think of — to figure out how movies decide what dinosaurs, aliens, and monsters should sound like. Watch Toni's Film Club Season 4, Episode 13 How Monster Sound Effects Are Made For Movies in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Toni's Film Club Season 4, Episode 13 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

14 episodes
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13

How Monster Sound Effects Are Made For Movies

Dinosaurs don’t exist… but their sounds do. And someone has to invent them. In this video, I sat down with Tim Nielsen — an award-winning sound designer who has worked on Jurassic World, Avatar, Lord of the Rings, and pretty much every major franchise you can think of — to figure out how movies decide what dinosaurs, aliens, and monsters should sound like.

10 min
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