The Sound Report: Recent Episodes
Aditya Yadav
Welcome to The Sound Report. In this podcast, I speak with some of the most talented professionals in the movie industry about the various production and post-production aspects of sound for films. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesoundreport/support
Paatal Lok, an Amazon Original web series produced by Anushka Sharma’s Clean Slate Films, whose release earlier this year left a rather searing impression on the minds of Indian audiences and simultaneously garnered universal acclaim from critics and viewers alike. Paatal Lok is an exemplary feat, a slow-burn cop drama on the surface with a rather jarring and well-founded sociopolitical undertone. But what enables it to withdraw itself from other stories of its ilk is its courage to ask questions about existentialism and the price we pay for playing cogs in the system, slaving away to keep a country as diverse and multicultural as India well-oiled.
What also serves as the show’s hallmark is its sound design. So here we are, probing deep into the work that went behind crafting the show’s soundscape, and it is my sincere honour to present Vinit D’Souza and Boloy Kumar Doloi. Vinit holds the credit of production sound mixer and sound designer, while Boloy holds credit as re-recording mixer. Vinit’s other works include films like Super 30, Masaan, and NH10, and shows like Sacred Games, while Boloy’s portfolio includes films like Dangal, Stree and Article 15, and shows like Leila and Ghoul. Holding a slew of more impressive titles under their belt, both Vinit and Boloy have come to make their mark as formidable artists and technicians in Bollywood.
Paatal Lok Sound Credits:
Vinit D'Souza: Sound Designer / Production Sound Mixer
Boloy Kumar Doloi: Re-Recording Mixer
Robin Kunjukutty: Dialogue Editor
Vivek Arun Salve: Assistant Sound Recordist
Gaurav Kumar Singh: ADR Engineer / Associate Sound Designer
Nihar Temkar: Foley Editor / Sound Effects Editor
Prasenjit Das: Sound Mixer: additional unit
Aravind Vijayakumar: ADR Engineer
Paatal Lok Music Credits:
Naren Chandavarkar
Benedict Taylor
The Sound Report Podcast Theme composed by Gaurang Soni
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In this episode, I speak with the veteran voice artist, Mr. Chetan Sashital and dig deeper into the art of voice acting.
Chetan is what I would call a curator of voices. In a career spanning close to 30 years, Chetan's voice has been a seminal part of every Indian millennial's childhood, lending his versatile voice to some of the most notable and loved cartoon characters from Disney's animated kingdom, from Launchpad McQuack of Duck Tales, Baloo and Colonel Spigot of Talespin and Aladdin's Genie to its most notable figureheads Mickey Mouse, Goofy and Donald Duck. In addition, he has also emulated an entire gamut of Bollywood actors, ranging from Amitabh Bachchan, Amrish Puri, Akshay Kumar, among many more.
In this episode, Chetan shares with us, his journey as a voice actor over the years, how he trained and continues to train himself as a voice artist and shares with us stories from the golden era of Advertising, the 90's!
Credits:
Sound Recordist: Kartik Kulkarni
Co-Writer: Shreesh Shirali
Podcast Artwork: Siya Khanse
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In this episode, I speak with Udit about his sound design and sound edit workflow for various storytelling mediums like feature films, short films, documentaries, art installations and his experience working in India and UK.
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Films mentioned in the podcast:
iBoy
Buddha.mov
America
Daddy
Gully Boy
The Sweeny
Purple
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In this episode, I speak with sound designer Ayush Ahuja about his workflow on the film Gully Boy. Ayush shares with us, his approach behind recording sound effects, cutting dialogues, speaks about the process of how he recorded all the rap battles and Zoya Akhtar’s inputs in the sound design of this film.
Credits:
Ayush Ahuja ... sound designer
Nakul Kamte … supervising music editor
Kadhar Basha ... foley artist
Sagnik Basu ... assistant sound effects editor
Debajit Changmai ... re-recording mixer
Udit Duseja ... sound effects editor
Sulthan Ibrahim ... foley artist
Jagadeesh ... foley artist
Dhilip Kumar ... Foley Editor
Niranjan Rasne ... dialogue editor
Vijay Rathinam ... Foley Supervisor
Gunjan Augustine Sah ... producion sound mixer
G. Sreesan ... Foley Editor
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Kraken:
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Uši Pro Microphones:
https://store.lom.audio/products/usi-pro
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In this episode, I speak with sound designer Anmol Bhave about his workflow for the film Half Ticket (2016). Anmol shares his thoughts on sound editing, sound effects recording and sound mixing, along with a great tip for someone who's just starting out in film sound.
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In this podcast, I speak with Sound Designer Rohit Pradhan about his workflow for the film Thackeray. Shot in two languages at the same time, Thackeray's post-audio work was probably one of the toughest and the lengthiest of Rohit's career. I deconstruct the sound design of certain scenes and have a chat with Rohit about the entire process.
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