SoundWorks Collection

Exclusive Stories of the Sound World - Feature Film, Television, Original Soundtrack, Game Audio and more!

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Ryan Gosling won’t give him a soundcheck.

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Crafting the iconic Godzilla roar for Gareth Edwards’ 2014 Godzilla was one of the most technically ambitious and creatively challenging sound design tasks in modern blockbuster filmmaking.

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Danny Bear: I think the 'neigh' is probably meant to be the sound of a horse.
Steven Toast: You want me to make the sound of a horse?
Danny Bear: Yeah, I'm guessing the 'neigh' is just a rough indication, so just do the sound of a horse.

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Legendary voice actor Frank Welker, known for his incredible range and iconic creature sounds, brought the mischievous ghost Slimer to life in the animated series, The Real Ghostbusters.

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Sound Guy discovers the dark truth that Darth Vader is Luke's father. Based on a true story.

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Randy Marsh finally reveals his big secret... that he IS Lorde. Randy then shows Stan how the music is made.

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Peggy Lee’s sultry rendition of “He’s a Tramp” in Disney’s Lady and the Tramp (1955) is one of the most memorable vocal performances in the studio’s golden age of animation.

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The Reedman is one of the most visually distinctive and unsettling Decepticons in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Featuring Supervising Sound Editor Erik Aadahl from our video about the Sound of Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen

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In Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, the fight scenes land with a distinctly digital nostalgia — every punch, kick, and toss is embellished with 8-bit-era impact sounds that feel ripped from an NES cartridge.

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James Earl Jones famously voiced Mufasa, the noble and wise king of the Pride Lands, in both the 1994 animated classic The Lion King and its 2019 photorealistic remake.

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Mac and Aiden investigate the murder of an up-and-coming hip-hop artist who was stabbed to death shortly after being crowned the winner of a DJ contest and days after signing on with a new label.

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Toast of London is a brilliantly absurd British comedy series starring Matt Berry as Steven Toast, an eccentric and self-absorbed actor navigating the fringes of London’s entertainment industry.

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The vocal pairing of Groot and Rocket in Guardians of the Galaxy works because the two actors approach the roles from opposite ends of the spectrum.

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The clickers in The Last of Us are among the most iconic and terrifying creatures in modern video games, and a huge part of that comes from their sound design.

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Unplug, relax, and refresh your senses for a moment of mindfulness with Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Zenimation” – an animated soundscape experience.

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Sound guy on the set of Braveheart. I don’t make the sound...I just record it.

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Ozzy Osbourne’s early solo records quietly carry the fingerprint of the ARP 2600, thanks largely to keyboardist Don Airey. Though Ozzy is a guitar-icon figure, the 2600’s eerie drones, resonant sweeps, and organ-like synth textures.

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Gary Hecker’s Foley work on Spider-Man 3 (2007) is a standout example of how nuanced, handcrafted sound effects can enhance the emotional and physical intensity of a blockbuster film.

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A powerful Jedi warrior Yoda may be. But his quirky diction and mischievous personality also make him one of the most charming characters in the Star Wars universe - and one who adds a galaxy of fun to TomTom GPS voice commands.