Archive for the ‘Studio Production’ Category

kesha for real or just another studio production?

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Just wondering… oh, tik tok hardcore?… no… she lives at home in suburbia… wtf?

that’s what makes me wonder…

she is wieird shes 21 and all her songs are about getting naked getting drunk and just ahhhh she trys to hard to seem cool

What is a good name for a semi-professional production/studio/film company?

Thursday, December 31st, 2009

What is a good name for a semi-professional production/studio/film company? Thanks.

the unimaginative production company

How do you make techno beats on fl studio 9 xxl production edition?

Sunday, December 20th, 2009

do need sounds if so where can i get them and how do i get them on fl studio and once iget them on thewre where can i find them be speciifc cause im a noiob at music production

Download some sample packs (use torrents in case of IP-free samples, or buy sample cds online), drag and drop them into FL Studio. If you don’t have experience, please read the manual and use some online tutorials (e.g. search for: "loading samples fl studio" on youtube) and the "getting started" projects in FL Studio, this way you’ll get the feel a lot quicker (seeing what people are doing works better than me explaining via text:)
Good luck!

Any suggestions for a 5 minute "in studio" tv production?

Monday, December 7th, 2009

I don’t want to do something typical like an interview or a news program. What could I do that’s more original? Keep in mind that I’m confined to a TV studio.

5 minute commentary. BTW, if you need to add color to a studio, if you have a skyline picture use that as a background.

can you recondmmend the essientials for a home studio besides the pc, mic and production software?

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

I want to start a studio with my pc. I have nothing but the pc- I already know that I need a good mic and recording software- but what else do I need to make it as professional as can be? and can you also prefer the best inexpensive production equipment also?

good speaker system. sound proofing maybe?

Which name for a film studio/production company would you pick?

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

1:
Discover
Skyline
Thriller
House
Clockwork
Express
Chariot
Tainted
Castle

#2:
___ Studios
___ Productions
___ Films
___ Entertainment
___ Pictures

Pick up to five in the order of preference, please? Thanks!

Skyline Pictures
Express Entertainment

I noticed scratching sounds on Amy Winehouse’s Frank cd….poor studio production?

Monday, November 9th, 2009

the following tracks (all from frank cd) from winehouse’s frank and back to black four cd deluxe set have scratching sounds. I also noticed the same sounds on amazon’s sample version of frank deluxe and regular frank, explicit and clean versions.

Intro/stronger than me (you can hear it especially in the beginning)

know you now (you can hear it throughout the song)

take the box (original demo) (you can hear it in the beginning)

I am thinking "Frank" was not produced correctly like Back to Black was. Initially I thought I bought a defective cd but it seems that maybe that is how the music was produced. Any opinions or confirmations?

Sometimes an analog to digital conversion can leave that "hiss"/ scratch noise. *if it was recorded on a tape reel, and then transfered to computer*

However, a modern production technique is to deliberately add those static clicks in to give it a low-fi vintage vinyl feeling instead of the squeaky clean digital. (Example, Eminem’s The Way I Am).

I cant verify the Winehouse recordings though. Sorry.

First time stage manager looking for tips on small studio production of "The Curious Savage"?

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

I’ve been an ASM for productions of "Les Miserables" and "Once upon a Mattress" and I’ve been handed the responsibility for a pretty low key production of "The Curious Savage". Any words of advice from experienced people about this show specifically or just stage management in general? I appreciate any help I can get!

If you have already had an ASM position, then you already have some of the skills in place. I don’t know ‘The Curious Savage’, but treat it the same way you would any production. Listen, write important things down, pass on information to relevant departments, try and anticipate what is needed. If you know a particular scene or act is rehearsing the next day, or in the afternoon, try and have everything ready before the director and company arrive. As soon as a prop is asked for, do your best to supply it - even if it is just a piece of paper to represent a letter.
It is difficult, but try to remain discretely in the background quietly getting on with your job whilst at the same time being in just the right place at the right time when needed. If an actor treats you as a lesser being (it happens - they don’t always realise just how useful we stage management can be!), be gracious and professional. Don’t be known for having an attitude - let others have that reputation! Enjoy what you are doing and have fun.

First time stage manager looking for tips on small studio production of "The Curious Savage"?

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

I’ve been an ASM for productions of "Les Miserables" and "Once upon a Mattress" and I’ve been handed the responsibility for a pretty low key production of "The Curious Savage". Any words of advice from experienced people about this show specifically or just stage management in general? I appreciate any help I can get!

If you have already had an ASM position, then you already have some of the skills in place. I don’t know ‘The Curious Savage’, but treat it the same way you would any production. Listen, write important things down, pass on information to relevant departments, try and anticipate what is needed. If you know a particular scene or act is rehearsing the next day, or in the afternoon, try and have everything ready before the director and company arrive. As soon as a prop is asked for, do your best to supply it - even if it is just a piece of paper to represent a letter.
It is difficult, but try to remain discretely in the background quietly getting on with your job whilst at the same time being in just the right place at the right time when needed. If an actor treats you as a lesser being (it happens - they don’t always realise just how useful we stage management can be!), be gracious and professional. Don’t be known for having an attitude - let others have that reputation! Enjoy what you are doing and have fun.

What are some Studio names for youtube?

Saturday, October 17th, 2009

Hi. I need some good studio (Productions) names for my youtube channel. similar to dark or names to do with souls and reincarnation or the past. kindof like deadeyestudios or darknightstudios.

I like Evil Angels so

EvilAngelsStudio