In the July 2007 issue of StudioMonthly.com, Jim Freeley provides tips on improving the image quality in motion picture, and one such tip includes audio:
Sound isn’t picture, but poor audio draws so much of an audience’s attention that it doesn’t matter what’s on screen. People gloss over or ignore small visual gaffes, but any drop in audio quality pulls the audience away from the image and, more importantly, the story. That’s why they’re called "audiences," not "videences."
Sound isn’t picture, but poor audio draws so much of an audience’s attention that it doesn’t matter what’s on screen. People gloss over or ignore small visual gaffes, but any drop in audio quality pulls the audience away from the image and, more importantly, the story. That’s why they’re called "audiences," not "videences."
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