On 18/02/2011 11:03, Gregg wrote:
>
> <snip>
> Dialog is *extremely important* in a movie. What the characters say is
> how the story gets told. If your audience cannot hear every word,
> you've FAILED to get the story told.
>
I couldn't agree more. Dialogue (English version!) is dreadful in many
current movies and while I accept that my ears aren't as good as they
used to be, there are some real culprits (Tom Cruise is one) who seem
incapable of pronouncing words clearly. If you get a chance, watch
Casablanca again. It's such an old film now and the recording equipment
would have been archaic compared to today's digital kit, but the sound
quality throughout the film is superb and you can tell every word that
every actor speaks, crystal clear. Modern sound engineers and recordists
should take note.
Simon
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