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SPARS Soundbites
Sep 1, 2006, By Michael Davis

High-definition television is taking hold after years of fits and starts and format skirmishes. Channels are continually being added, and television set...

Trailer Mixing and Music
Aug 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson

At its best, a movie trailer gets the heart racing, the mind reeling and prompts a little voice in your head that says, I've gotta see this film! Creating...

Engine FX With Personality in Pixar's Cars
Jul 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson

Pixar, the animation studio that can apparently do no wrong, continues its amazing string of successful films with Cars, in which anthropomorphic autos...

Superpower Sounds for Superman Returns
Jul 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson

It's a new day for what was once one of the most lucrative franchises in film: DC Comics' Superman was the subject of four smash films between 1978 and...

Composer David Kitay
Jun 1, 2006, By Gary Eskow

Like so many in the audio industry, David Kitay grew up in a musicmaking home. His mother was an opera singer who exposed him to a variety of influences,...

Sound Makes the Picture
Jun 1, 2006, By Matt Hurwitz

Bryce Dallas Howard raps impatiently on a cabin door. A mule wanders around in a circle, driving a creaky, old water pump. Danny Glover makes his way...

Dario Marianelli
Jun 1, 2006, By Bryan Reesman

What do feudal India, pre-Victorian England and modern-day Rwanda have in common? They have all inspired the eclectic soundtrack work of composer Dario...

Return of the King
May 1, 2006, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

Elvis Presley's former guitarist and Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame inductee James Burton returned to SugarHill Recording Studios (Houston) 30 years later...