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How to Report the News PDF Print E-mail
Written by D. Eric Franks   
Sunday, 31 January 2010 11:31

(h/t to Dave Dougdale for finding this)
Wanna know how to create a news piece, shot-by-shot? Look no further than this Charlton "Charlie" Brooker (British journalist, comic writer and broadcaster) piece. It's funny, but if you study it, you've got an instant template for your own programs. (Warning: a single f-bomb ahead.)

Charlie Brooker's meta-television programs are fascinating and entertaining if you can find them. Newswipe deconstructs the news media and Sreenwipe goes deep behind the scenes for television programs (programmes?) in general.

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Frank Serafine and Soundsnap.com PDF Print E-mail
Written by D. Eric Franks   
Saturday, 09 January 2010 16:22

http://www.soundsnap.com/ is my primary source for sound effects. They've got a huge library, to cost ranges from free to cheap and it's a wonderful collaborative project of artists and technicians. Granted, the quality can be uneven, but you can definitely find top-notch effects. Check out Soundsnap.com's first video, which is kind of a video of philosophical musings from sound designer Frank Serafine, who worked on Tron and Star Trek, among many other films.
 
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Jeff Whitley
Frank Serafine and Soundsnap.com
Jan 09 2010 23:55:16
This thread discusses the Content article: Frank Serafine and Soundsnap.com

Just to throw in another resource, www.sounddogs.com/ is a good place and I have used these guys many times.
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Jeff Whitley
Re:Frank Serafine and Soundsnap.com
Jan 14 2010 13:51:08
615Music is another resource, I got an email from them this AM, almost forgot about 'em. They have some quality sound tracks for those interested in music tracks / sound beds

www.615music.com/index.cfm
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DJ Gossip
Re:Frank Serafine and Soundsnap.com
Jan 30 2010 17:59:42
soundsnap is not free anymore
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