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Uploaded by on Aug 7, 2008

This is the opening theme for a series I worked on called "Stones of Fate and Fortune" which aired on the Discovery Channel. I did the audio post-production along with Daniel Britton.

Music composed and performed by Ronaldo Richard - http://www.ronaldorichard.com/

Video editing and animation by Rocky Warren - http://www.trimediatlantic.com/

Audio post-production by Daniel H. Britton and Samuel A. Richard - http://www.trimediatlantic.com/

Produced by Connections Productions - http://www.cptv.ca/

There were seven episodes in total.

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  • wow! your work has been aired on the discovery channel :D that must be a hell of an experience to see (or hear) your work on the telly.. good going!

  • It was fun to work on too. Some of the episodes had black and white stock footage war scenes with no sound and I had to create all the sounds effects. I also did some sound effects for a few computer generated animations with dinosaurs and other interesting stuff.

    These days, I do mostly radio commercials and post-production for web videos. Not as much fun but it pays the bills. ;-)

  • aaah nice :D

    so you actually physically make the sounds?

    or put them all together?

  • Mostly, I take them from pre-recorded sound effects libraries and then edit them and process them to get the sounds I want. Sometimes, I record the sounds myself if I need to. If I wanted to make a sound for a dinosaur, I might take a couple of recorded animal sounds and process them and combine them to make a new sound. I might put up samples of the scenes I worked on if I can find the DVDs.

  • An example would be when the sword cuts through the rock near the end of this video. I took the sound of a circular saw going through a sheet of plywood and something else I forget, and I processed them and got that schwing sound that you hear.

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  • OH YEAH! haha I can really hear it.. lol i love things like that.. the truth behind sounds and stuff :D

  • yeah that sounds awesome! show off your work it would be great to listen to

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