When is ADR good? The useful post production audio process beyond the hilarity of Madame Web. скачать в хорошем качестве

When is ADR good? The useful post production audio process beyond the hilarity of Madame Web.

A.D.R. is the process of re-recording or adding new dialogue to a move in the editing phase. A lot of viewers out there got a taste of this technique going very badly with the recent release of MADAME WEB. But the process is actually used in almost every movie, and is often helpful. From LOOPING in LORD OF THE RINGS, to looking at some funny DUBBING, to examining VOICE OVERS in MORTAL KOMBAT, TWISTER and DEADPOOL, we'll go over the many examples of ADR being used well in your favorite movies to further the story and to fix mistakes. And don't worry, there's lots of more terrible examples too! I'm Rick, and this is Fact V Fiction. 00:00 INTRODUCTION 01:32 What is ADR? 03:22 LORD OF THE RINGS and LOOPING 05:01 The GREAT GATSBY's audio isn't so great 07:46 AMERICAN HUSTLE's raw audio 09:49 TRON:LEGACY and the NOVA solution 11:25 Quick definition review 12:32 DUBBING and POWER RANGERS 13:42 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES best DUB 15:44 Lost art of the 'Made-for-TV' Edit 18:01 INTERMISSION QUESTION 18:21 VOICE OVER in MORTAL KOMBAT 21:14 TWISTER and the ADR Cutaway 22:59 DEADPOOL 2 and the ACTION INSERT 26:40 DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE'S best ADR break 28:27 ADR and ANIMATION, does SHREK count? 29:44 RESIDENT EVIL 2 and the 'Clean Hit' 32:54 JAWS and ADR info in the age of AI 37:18 MIDNIGHT COWBOY, Ad-lib ADR? 38:59 CONCLUSION - PHEW! #madameweb #deadpool #adr Music provided by Creatormix.com All footage in this video is used in accordance with fair use. I do not own any of the footage and it is the property of their respective rights holders.