[Show #4] 5-time Emmy Winner John Davidson - Mixing For Television & Film
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This week\'s show opens with a big thank you to Lane Sumner for the PSN theme music and our announcer Bob Brooks, the voice of PSN.
\\n\\nCelebrity Interview:
\\nThis entire show is devoted to a very special guest who\'s a premiere unsung hero of the business.
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- He\'s a 5-time Emmy Award Winner (for audio post mixing) \\n\\t
- He currently mixes shows on PBS, including the weekly show Motorweek \\n\\t
- He\'s also mixed for the Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and AOL. \\n\\t
- He\'s mixed live shows for Dave Matthews, Allson Krauss, Marty Stuart and a host of others. \\n\\t
- He\'s also an expert in surround sound mixing, including Pro-Logic, 5.1 and Dolby E. \\n\\t
- Over the past several years he\'s served as a Chief Panel Judge on audio mixing/sound design and music composition for the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, as well as being a Panel Judge for the ITS Monitor Awards. \\n
\\n\\nJohn gives us a fascinating insider\'s look into mixing for television and film. He tells us how "what you\'ve done" is more important than just about anything else, including formal schooling.
\\n\\nHe shares with us how he got his start in the business, which is a blueprint for anyone looking to get started with any type of commercial studio today. He also outlines some of the unique challenges with creating mixes where the quality of the final presentation is in the hands of others who might not be particularly skilled in sound production.
\\n\\nMike closes the show with an exciting announcement!
\\n\\nJohn is joining PSN as a regular field correspondent. His experience and expertise will be invaluable to you as he shares news and tidbits from inside the business. He\'ll also be presenting Master Classes on standard and surround sound mixing.
\\n\\nSince this show ran long, the answer to last week\'s trivia question has been postponed until next week. That\'s not necessarily a bad thing as no one has answered it correctly yet. So, you have one more week to get your answer in by e-mail. Here\'s the question again:
\\n\\nThis Week\'s Trivia Question:
\\nWhat was the first #1 hit to have a playing time of more than four minutes?
\\n\\nSee you next week!\\n\\n
\\n\\nTags: music\\nrecording studio\\nemmy\\naward\\nmotorweek\\npbs\\naudio post\\ndave matthews\\nsurround sound'